• Prior 2.1%
  • 0.1% vs 0.1% exp m/m. Prior 0.0
  • BOC core % vs 2.1% exp y/y. Prior m/m
  • 0.2% vs 0.2% exp. Prior 0.5%

All bang on the money. There was a slim chance that the drop in oil could have filtered down to prices but that’s probably something we’ll see in greater effect next month. Something to bear in mind. Energy was down 0.5% vs -2.1% prior so nothing of note there.

Canadian CPI details 17 10 2014

Canadian CPI details 17 10 2014

We’ve had a little shimmy in USD/CAD between 1.1250 and 1.1231.

Canadian CPI 17 10 2014

Canadian CPI 17 10 2014

Maybe surprisingly, on going through the CPI report, consumers faced higher gas and electricity costs in September (nat gas prices were up 16.2%. There was a fall at the petrol pumps of 0.5%. Again, we may see more of the drop in oil prices filtering through next month.