Trimmed CPI y/y

Canada's Trimmed CPI y/y Surges to 2.7% - Positive Implications for the CAD? Breaking News (December 17, 2024): Statistics Canada released its latest data on the Trimmed Consumer Price Index (CPI) year-over-year (y/y), revealing a significant jump to 2.7%. This surpasses the forecasted 2.6% and

Canada's Trimmed CPI y/y Surges to 2.6% on November 20, 2024: A Positive Sign for the CAD? Headline: Canada's Trimmed Consumer Price Index (CPI) year-over-year (y/y) unexpectedly jumped to 2.6% on November 20, 2024, exceeding the forecast of 2.4% and the previous month's figure of

Canada's Trimmed CPI y/y Surges to 2.6% – Implications for the CAD Headline: Canada's Trimmed Consumer Price Index (CPI) year-over-year (y/y) unexpectedly jumped to 2.6% on November 19th, 2024, exceeding the forecast of 2.4% and the previous month's reading of 2.4%. This significant increase carries

Canada's Trimmed CPI Stays Steady at 2.4% in October, Signaling Stable Inflation On October 17, 2024, Statistics Canada released the latest data for Canada's Trimmed CPI (Consumer Price Index) year-over-year, revealing a steady rate of 2.4%. This figure aligns with both the previous month's reading and the forecast,

Canada's Trimmed CPI y/y Holds Steady at 2.4%: What Does It Mean for the CAD? On October 17, 2024, Statistics Canada released its latest data for the Trimmed CPI y/y, revealing a reading of 2.4%. This figure matches both the previous reading and the forecast, signaling

Canada's Trimmed CPI y/y Remains Steady at 2.4%: Implications for the CAD October 15, 2024 – Statistics Canada released its latest Trimmed CPI y/y data today, showing a steady rate of 2.4%, in line with the forecast and the previous reading. This relatively stable inflation figure holds