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Inflation uptick could mean interest rates stay higher for longer - National

New economic outlooks released this week expect interest rates will start to decline in 2024, but at a slower pace than previously thought.

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Did inflation jump again in August? StatCan to release latest data - National

August's consumer price index figures mark the second consecutive month inflation has accelerated in Canada, even as grocery prices saw some relief.

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Inflation jumped up to 4% in August thanks to rising gas prices

August’s consumer price index figures mark the second consecutive month inflation has accelerated in Canada, even as grocery prices saw some relief.

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Canadians are borrowing less and getting paid more amid higher interest rates - National

Growth in disposable income is helping to offset the impact of higher interest rates on household budgets, Statistics Canada says, but economists warn that could change.

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Canadians are borrowing less and getting paid more amid higher interest rates

Growth in disposable income is helping to offset the impact of higher interest rates on household budgets, Statistics Canada says, but economists warn that could change.

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