The Canadian Bureau of Statistics reported the largest increase in inflation in Canada in 10 years, driven by higher prices for residential real estate and passenger cars. According to the published statistics, consumer prices in May of this year increased by 3.6% compared to the same month of the previous year. Compared to the 3.4% annual inflation recorded in April, the annual price increase has strengthened. The economists ' forecast suggested an increase in inflation to 3.5%. Inflation in the country has increased, despite the fact that last month a new sharp jump in people infected with the coronavirus forced the Canadian authorities to re-impose restrictions. In June, most regions began to gradually remove these restrictions. The consumer price index for ordinary shares, which is closely monitored by the Bank of Canada, was 1.8% in May, while economists had forecast it at 1.9%. The Bank of Canada has set a target range of 1-3% for inflation. The regulator's immediate goal is to achieve 2% inflation. The Central Bank expects a reduction in inflation from the level of 3% no earlier than in the fall.
Canadian Inflation Accelerated to 3.6 in May

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