OTTAWA: Canadian consumer price inflation in September jumped to its highest level since April on gasoline prices, but the gain was less than expected.
While the inflation rate remains below the central bank’s target, the Bank of Canada has justified rate hikes by citing quickly vanishing excess capacity in the economy and by claiming the forces keeping inflation subdued are temporary. Outside of gasoline however, the report showed inflation pressures remain muted in most sectors.
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