Canada’s CPI accelerated from 3.1% yoy to 3.4% yoy in November, above expectation of 3.3% yoy. The acceleration was largely due to base-year effect on gasoline prices. Excluding gasoline, CPI slowed slightly from 3.6% yoy to 3.5% yoy. On a monthly basis, CPI was down -0.3% mom, matched expected. CPI median, which represents the middle […]
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