Canada CPI 4.7% yoy in October

[贾和平]

The Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 4.7% on a year-over-year basis up from a 4.4% increase in September and on a monthly basis, the CPI rose 0.7% in October, the largest gain since February 2003.

Prices rise in all eight major components:​

Consumers pay more for energy:​

Prices for meat products continue to rise year over year in October: ( CFCers grow their own vegs)​

Prices for meat products (+9.9%) continued to rise in October, as fresh or frozen beef (+14.0%) and processed meat (+8.5%), which includes bacon (+20.2%), put upward pressure on prices. Labour shortages that have slowed down production, ongoing supply chain challenges and rising prices for livestock feed continued to factor into higher prices for meat.

The CPI rose in eight provinces in Octobe:​

 

[InterMilan7]

明年开春估计得加息了？

 

[ccc]

还得涨。

 

[贾和平]

How long will this impact the prices of goods made in Asia?

All rails and HWY to Vancouver port have been cut off by stormed rain and flood. CN and CP both stopped. All surface transportations from Vancouver to the rest of Canada have to bypass through Seatle. Vancouver port could be like LA and long beach ports if the temperature drops to freezing after the flood.

 

[lifeisfun]

还得涨

 

[贵圈]

还得涨。

+1

 

[ccc]

明年该加息了。

 

[lifeisfun]

明年该加息了。

加是肯定的，何时加，加多少

 

[ccc]

加是肯定的，何时加，加多少

每月0.25%，如何？

 

[billwanhua]

今天听CBC质疑为什么这个铁路8，90年代才修的，怎么就不行，结果被百年一遇搪塞。质疑气候变化？澳洲大火，中国大水大雪，加拿大大水大火。每次消息都是破历史记录，wake up.

 

[sdzhangtao]

加息不是问题，问题是能坚持多久。新债还借不借，借多少。老债的利息怎么还。

 

[lindamy]

Table 1 – Consumer Price Index, major components and special aggregates, Canada – Not seasonally adjusted
Â	Â Relative importance{1}{,} {2}	Â October 2020	Â September 2021	Â October 2021	Â September to October 2021	Â October 2020 to October 2021
	%	(2002=100)	(2002=100)	(2002=100)	% change	% change
All-items	100	137.5	142.9	143.9	0.7	4.7
Food	16.24	153.3	158.5	159.2	0.4	3.8
Shelter	30.03	148.3	154.4	155.4	0.6	4.8
Household operations, furnishings and equipment	14.89	124.3	125.9	126.5	0.5	1.8
Clothing and footwear	3.99	95.4	94.7	96	1.4	0.6
Transportation	15.96	141.1	153.2	155.4	1.4	10.1
Gasoline	3.57	149	201	211.1	5	41.7
Health and personal care	4.68	130.2	133.7	133.9	0.1	2.8
Recreation, education and reading	9.4	116.1	119	120.1	0.9	3.4
Alcoholic beverages, tobacco products and recreational cannabis	4.8	172.5	175.8	176.2	0.2	2.1
Special aggregates
All-items excluding food	83.76	134.4	139.9	141	0.8	4.9
All-items excluding food and energy	77.06	132.5	136.2	136.8	0.4	3.2
All-items excluding alcoholic beverages, tobacco products and smokers' supplies and recreational cannabis	95.2	136.3	141.8	142.9	0.8	4.8
All-items excluding energy	93.3	136.2	140.1	140.7	0.4	3.3
All-items excluding gasoline	96.43	136.7	140.9	141.6	0.5	3.6
Energy{3}	6.7	149.4	179.9	187.5	4.2	25.5
Goods	48.78	122.9	129.6	130.9	1	6.5
Durable goods	14.44	93.2	97.5	98.1	0.6	5.3
Semi-durable goods	6.6	97.8	97.8	99.1	1.3	1.3
Non-durable goods	27.73	146.9	157.7	159.7	1.3	8.7
Services	51.22	151.9	156.1	156.7	0.4	3.2
1. 2020 Consumer Price Index (CPI) basket weights at May 2021 prices, Canada, effective with the June 2021 CPI.
2. Figures may not add up to 100% as a result of rounding.
3. The special aggregate "energy" comprises electricity; natural gas; fuel oil and other fuels; gasoline; and fuel, parts and accessories for recreational vehicles.
Source(s):
Tables 18-10-0004-01 and 18-10-0007-01.

 

[lindamy]

Table 2 – Consumer Price Index for the provinces and for Whitehorse, Yellowknife and Iqaluit – Not seasonally adjusted
Â	Â Relative importance{1}{,}{2}	Â October 2020	Â September 2021	Â October 2021	Â September to October 2021	Â October 2020 to October 2021
	%	(2002=100)	(2002=100)	(2002=100)	% change	% change
Canada	100	137.5	142.9	143.9	0.7	4.7
Newfoundland and Labrador	1.32	140.5	145.6	146.8	0.8	4.5
Prince Edward Island	0.36	138.6	146.9	147.8	0.6	6.6
Nova Scotia	2.35	138.4	144.6	145.9	0.9	5.4
New Brunswick	1.9	137	143.3	144.5	0.8	5.5
Quebec	20.9	133.1	139.2	140.2	0.7	5.3
Ontario	40.59	138.9	144.4	145.7	0.9	4.9
Manitoba	3.21	138.1	143.6	144.6	0.7	4.7
Saskatchewan	2.92	141.6	145.4	146.1	0.5	3.2
Alberta	11.55	145.2	150.8	151.5	0.5	4.3
British Columbia	14.73	132.9	137.2	137.9	0.5	3.8
Whitehorse	0.07	134.5	140.5	141.1	0.4	4.9
Yellowknife	0.08	138.6	143.7	144.4	0.5	4.2
Iqaluit (Dec. 2002=100)	0.03	130.8	133.7	133.6	-0.1	2.1
1. 2020 Consumer Price Index (CPI) basket weights at May 2021 prices, effective with the June 2021 CPI.
2. Figures may not add up to 100% as a result of rounding.
Source(s):
Tables 18-10-0004-01 and 18-10-0007-01.

 

[lindamy]

Table 3 – Consumer Price Index, major components and special aggregates – Seasonally adjusted{1}
Â	Â August 2021	Â September 2021	Â October 2021	Â August to September 2021	Â September to October 2021
	(2002=100)	(2002=100)	(2002=100)	% change	% change
All-items	142.3	143.1	143.8	0.6	0.5
Food	157.9	159.3	160.3	0.9	0.6
Shelter	153.9	154.4	155.4	0.3	0.6
Household operations, furnishings and equipment	125.6	125.8	126.1	0.2	0.2
Clothing and footwear	94	93.6	93.8	-0.4	0.2
Transportation	152.9	154.5	156	1	1
Health and personal care	133.1	133.5	133.6	0.3	0.1
Recreation, education and reading	117.8	118.3	120.4	0.4	1.8
Alcoholic beverages, tobacco products and recreational cannabis	176	175.9	176.3	-0.1	0.2
Special aggregates
All-items excluding food	139.3	139.9	140.6	0.4	0.5
All-items excluding food and energy{2}	135.8	136.2	136.5	0.3	0.2
1. A seasonally adjusted series is one from which seasonal movements have been eliminated. Each month, the previous month's seasonally adjusted index is subject to revision. On an annual basis, the seasonally adjusted values for the last three years are revised with the release of January data. Users employing Consumer Price Index (CPI) data for indexation purposes are advised to use the unadjusted indexes. For more information on the availability and uses of seasonally adjusted CPI data, please see the "Definitions, data sources and methods" section of survey 2301.
2. The special aggregate "energy" comprises electricity; natural gas; fuel oil and other fuels; gasoline; and fuel, parts and accessories for recreational vehicles.
Source(s):
Table 18-10-0006-01.

 

[lindamy]

Table 5 – Main contributors to the 12-month and 1-month change in the Consumer Price Index
Â	Â October 2020 to October 2021
	% change
Main contributors to the 12-month change
Main upward contributors
Gasoline	41.7
Homeowners' replacement cost	13.5
Purchase of passenger vehicles	6.1
Other owned accommodation expenses	13.8
Meat	9.9
Main downward contributors
Mortgage interest cost	-8.9
Passenger vehicle insurance premiums	-6.4
Telephone services	-8
Fresh vegetables	-4
Digital computing equipment and devices	-5.2
	September to October 2021
	% change
Main contributors to the 1-month change, not seasonally adjusted
Main upward contributors
Gasoline	5
Natural gas	9
Telephone services	4.5
Property taxes and other special charges	1.5
Purchase of digital media	25.3
Main downward contributors
Traveller accommodation	-8.3
Dairy products	-1.2
Air transportation	-5.9
Tools and other household equipment	-1.1
Mortgage interest cost	-0.3
Source(s):
Table 18-10-0004-01.