CALGARY – Calgary’s annual inflation rate in February was more than double the Canadian average.
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CALGARY – Calgary’s annual inflation rate in February was more than double the Canadian average.
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OTTAWA – Does Canada still have a too-low inflation problem?
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SYDNEY (Reuters) – Two months of stronger inflation in Canada has made the central bank feel a “little more comfortable”, Bank of Canada chief Stephen Poloz said on Saturday, signaling that he may feel less pressure to cut interest rates to deal with disinflation.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) – Canada’s annual inflation unexpectedly jumped to 1.5 percent in January from 1.2 percent in December, reducing the likelihood of an interest rate cut by the disinflation-preoccupied Bank of Canada.
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There’s a lingering misconception out there that deflation will be a problem for Bitcoin, and that will prevent it from widespread use.
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The future of the Industrial Heartland looks bright, with a projected generation of $20 billion over the coming year.
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CALGARY – Alberta saw its annual inflation rate rise by 2.1 per cent in December, a much higher hike than the rest of the country.
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OTTAWA — The Bank of Canada is lowering its forecast for inflation, which has been persistently below the desired target, but keeping its key interest rate unchanged at 1.0 per cent.
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VANCOUVER, BC, Jan 4, 2014/ Troy Media/ – A positive stream of economic data and political news out of the U.S. provided a relatively upbeat picture for the broader economy in December and greater optimism for 2014.
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CALGARY, AB, Dec 21, 2013/ Troy Media/ – New data on retail sales in Alberta bode well for the Christmas shopping season of 2013, which will reach a fever pitch this weekend. According to Statistics Canada, shoppers rang up $6.22 billion in October, adjusted for seasonality. The 0.2 per cent jump from September was the fourth consecutive monthly increase, setting a new record high.
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