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Consumer Prices (Jun.) & Manufacturing Sales (May)

The 1.7% m/m rise in manufacturing volumes in May suggests that the economy had a stronger second-quarter performance than the Bank of Canada was expecting. Nevertheless, an average of the Bank’s three core inflation measures edged down in June and we think it will fall further in the coming 12 months.

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