Rising food prices continued to outpace headline inflation for the 16th straight month, Statistics Canada data showed, with no relief in sight for consumers as higher gas prices weigh on
Rising food prices continued to outpace headline inflation for the 16th straight month, Statistics Canada data showed, with no relief in sight for consumers as higher gas prices weigh on grocery bills.
Food inflation in May was up half a percentage point to 4.3 per cent annually, pushed higher by expensive fruits and vegetables, the agency said on Monday. Overall inflation came in at 3.2 per cent annually last month.
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Canada's annual inflation rate edged up to 3.2 per cent in May, according to Statistics Canada. While gas prices led the overall…
Inflation also increased at the grocery store, rising to 4.3% annually, according to Statistics Canada's consumer price index.
Petrol prices lead the surge with a 33.2 percent price increase on an annual basis.
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