
CPI inflation


Inflation holds steady at 1.7% in May, but July rate cut hinges on trade talks
Inflation data came in as expected, with core measures easing slightly, but that may not clear the path for a July rate cut, experts say.

Shelter takes larger share in updated CPI basket weights
The latest update to the Consumer Price Index (CPI) basket gives even more weight to shelter costs—particularly mortgage interest and rent—underscoring just how much housing expenses are shaping the inflation experience of Canadians.

U.S. inflation softens in May, but Fed still expected to hold through summer
Both core and headline CPI came in below expectations, but economists say tariff risks and solid job growth leave the Fed in wait-and-see mode until fall.

Bank of Canada rate path clouded as core inflation heats up despite headline drop
Headline inflation eased in April, but persistent core pressures are complicating the Bank of Canada’s path to rate cuts.

Inflation eases to 2.3%, but BoC still faces tough call on rates
Inflation cooled more than expected in March, but persistently elevated core measures may keep the Bank of Canada on hold.

This week’s economic watchlist: CPI, home sales and the Bank of Canada
It’s set to be an important week for Canada’s economy, with key data on inflation, housing and consumer spending arriving just ahead of the Bank of Canada’s latest interest rate decision.

Inflation still too hot for the BoC to cut rates further: Scotiabank
Scotiabank Economics is warning that inflation remains too persistent for the Bank of Canada to continue cutting rates.

Bank of Canada’s March rate cut odds drop to 30% after latest inflation data
Canada’s inflation report for January has led to a sharp decline in the chances of the Bank of Canada cutting rates in March.

U.S. inflation hits 3%, Fed rate cut likely delayed until December
U.S. headline inflation rose for the third straight month, raising the likelihood that the next Fed rate cut won’t happen until later this year.
