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Consumer Prices (Nov.) & Wholesale Sales (Oct.)

The increase in annual headline inflation to 1.4% in November, from 1.0%, was largely as expected given the diminishing drag from lower energy prices. Meanwhile, core inflation remained close to the 2.0% mid-point of the Bank of Canada’s target range, boosted by the pass-through effects from the lower Canadian dollar.

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