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Core CPI
- Average Weekly Earnings
- BOC Interest Rate Decision
- Building Permits
- Capacity Utilization
- Consumer Price Index
- Core CPI
- Current Account
- Gross Domestic Product
- Housing Starts
- International Transactions in Securities
- Ivey Purchasing Managers Index
- Labor Productivity
- Leading Indicators
- Manufacturing Survey Shipments
- New Housing Price Index
- New Vehicle Sales
- Overnight Rate Target
- Payroll Employment
- Producer Price Index
- Raw Materials Price Index
- Retail Sales
- Retail Sales Excluding Motor Vehicles
- Trade Balance
- Unemployment Rate
- Unit Labor Cost
- Wholesale Inventories
- Wholesale Sales
Core CPI
The Core CPI indicator is a calculation of inflation in the consumer basket, but without particularly mobile inflationary components — electricity, fuel and foodstuffs. Since these three measures can vary in price quickly, depend on a number of situational and seasonal factors, they are cut off to get a clear indicator of inflation. Thus, together with CPI you can immediately see the value in its core that helps to understand how inflation has changed over the reporting period.
- Release Frequency: monthly.
- Release Schedule: around the 20th of each month.
- Source: Statistics Canada.