In March, Canada’s CPI saw a slight increase, rising from 2.8% yoy to 2.9% yoy. However, when excluding gasoline, CPI actually slowed from 2.9% yoy to 2.8% yoy. A closer look at the components reveals that services prices experienced a sharper increase, rising from 4.2% yoy to 4.5% yoy. This outpaced the change in goods […]
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