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Canada inflation eases to 1.7%, driven by falling gas prices
Out of 10 Canadian provinces, six saw prices rising at a slower year-over-year pace in July compared with June. Nova Scotia’s inflation held steady. Quebec, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador saw higher inflation in July, with the latter experiencing the most acceleration, mainly due to higher electricity prices.
Why is my grocery bill climbing even as Canada’s inflation rate falls? Here’s what’s behind the numbers
A big drop in gasoline prices is behind Canada’s inflation rate remaining low. Statistics Canada released its July Consumer Price Index (CPI) figures Aug. 19, which noted the rate dropped since June — and is now at 1.7 per cent. In June, it was a 1.9 per cent.
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Consumer inflation in Canada rose by less than expected in July, according to Statistics Canada, as falling gasoline prices offset price increases elsewhere.
The annual rate of inflation cooled to 1.7 per cent in July, according to Statistics Canada, down from 1.9 per cent in June.
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