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Consumer Prices (Nov.)

Overall inflation pressures were stronger than anticipated in November and the 3-month annualised measures of CPI-trim and CPI-median both increased. This supports our view that the Bank of Canada will err on the side of hawkish caution with a final interest rate hike in the new year.

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