Canada's annual inflation rate leaps to 2.6%, complicating path for BoC as tariff bite still looms
Canada’s annual inflation rate jumped to 2.6 per cent in February, according to the latest data from Statistics Canada, ...
Canada's inflation jumps to eight-month high as sales tax break ends
Canada's annual inflation rate showed a surprise jump to 2.6% in February, surpassing expectations as a sales tax break that ...
Sudden spike in February inflation ‘complicates’ the Bank of Canada’s rate-cutting campaign, economists say
Canada’s Consumer Price Index was 2.6% higher in February; a consensus of economists surveyed by Bloomberg had expected to ...
Toronto Stocks Retreat as CPI Tops Views; Almonty Industries Rises on New Strategic Partnership in U.S.
Shares in Almonty Industries rose by nearly 30% to 2.06 Canadian dollars ($1.44) after the tungsten concentrate producer said it entered into a strategic partnership with American Defense ...
Canada's CPI rises 2.6 pct in February
Canada's Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 2.6 percent in February year over year, following an increase of 1.9 percent in January, Statistics Canada said Tuesday.
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TSX ekes out gain as Canadian CPI surprise raises Bank of Canada rate cut hopes By Investing.com - Mar 19, 2024 Investing.com - Canada’s main stock index, the S&P/TSX composite ended 0.11% ...
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Consumer prices spike in February: Statistics Canada
The imposition of tariffs by the United States and/or countermeasure tariffs by the Canadian government will have an impact on prices paid by Canadian consumers in the coming months, says Statistics ...
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Stock market today: Tech rally leads Nasdaq, S&P 500 higher as Tesla, Nvidia surge after cool CPI print
Investors are digesting better-than-expected inflation data and bracing for the next move in Trump's escalating trade war.