Canada's annual inflation in January edges up to 1.9%, core measures also up
Canada's annual inflation rate inched up to 1.9% in January from the previous month as higher gasoline and natural gas costs reduced the impact of a sales tax reprieve on broader consumer prices, official data showed on Tuesday.
Instant View: Canada's Annual Inflation Rate Increases to 1.9% in January
TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada's annual inflation rate rose 1.9% in January, up from 1.8% in December as lower prices helped by a sales tax reprieve were partly offset by higher cost of gasoline and natural gas, data showed on Tuesday.
A tax increase that’s unlikely to ever become law has nonetheless earned the Canadian government billions of dollars in ...
Canada's inflation rate fell to 1.8 per cent in December, with the federal government's GST holiday contributing to a price ...
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Canada’s inflation rate drops to 1.8% in December as sales tax break eases consumer pricesCanada’s inflation rate fell to 1.8% in December, a surprising drop. This decrease is largely due to a sales tax break introduced mid-month, which reduced the cost of goods like alcohol ...
An advance estimate suggests receipts for retailers jumped 1.6% in December, Statistics Canada reported Thursday. That would be the highest monthly pace since January 2023.
Canadian consumer prices reaccelerated for the first time in three months as the central bank’s preferred core measures are ...
Experts say possible Canadian targets could include the federal digital services tax, the GST and this country’s sheltered ...
The GST 'holiday' is nearly over, but new data looking at spending in Canada during its first month shows it may not have spurred spending as originally hoped.
Proposed 25% U.S. tariffs on Canada and Mexico could lead to a sharp increase in vehicle prices, auto industry executives and analysts say.
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