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Inflation seen easing to 2.9% in June ahead of Statscan report

  • Posted on July 20, 2026
  • By The Globe and Mail
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Canada's inflation rate is projected to moderate to 2.9% in June, driven primarily by declining gasoline prices that eased consumer fuel costs throughout the month. This anticipated decrease aligns with expectations from economists monitoring energy market fluctuations and their downstream impact on the broader price index. Statistics Canada's official report will confirm whether deflationary pressures in the transportation sector have successfully counterbalanced persistent inflation in other categories, signaling potential relief for households managing household budgets.

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Inflation seen easing to 2.9% in June ahead of Statscan report
Inflation seen easing to 2.9% in June ahead of Statscan report

Decline in gas prices last month expected to have pushed inflation lower
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