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美国的数值比加拿大高， 但两边的算法不一样。 很多价格没有在加拿大这里统计进通胀，之前看过，旧车在加拿大不参加统计， 但在美国算。
旧车涨了多少了？ 有的8-9年新的车现在的残存价值，竟然可以达到8-9年前价格的70%。正常情况是20-30%左右。
Pete Evans · CBC News · Posted: Apr 20, 2022 8:39 AM ET | Last Updated: 21 minutes ago
Canada's inflation rate is rising at its fastest pace in more than 30 years. (Simon Dawson/Bloomberg)
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Canada's inflation rate rose to 6.7 per cent in March, far more than economists were expecting and a full percentage point higher than February's already 30-year high.
Statistics Canada reported Wednesday that all eight categories of the economy that the data agency tracks rose, from food and energy to shelter costs and transportation.
"The spike in prices over the month of March is the largest monthly increase since January 1991, when the goods and services tax was introduced," economist Royce Mendes of Desjardins Group noted.
Gasoline prices rocketed higher in March mostly due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine throwing global supplies into chaos. Although they have since come down a little, at one point last month numerous Canadian cities saw their average price for a litre of gasoline hit $2 for the first time ever.
High gas prices have an outsized impact on overall inflation because the cost of shipping and transportation gets added to the cost of everything else, from grocery bills (up 8.7 per cent) to the price of durable goods like furniture (up by 13.7 per cent) and even plane tickets (up by 8.3 per cent.)
"I think many Canadians were aware of that when when they were out and about in March," RBC economist Josh Nye told CBC News in an interview.
旧车涨了多少了？ 有的8-9年新的车现在的残存价值，竟然可以达到8-9年前价格的70%。正常情况是20-30%左右。
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Pete Evans · CBC News · Posted: Apr 20, 2022 8:39 AM ET | Last Updated: 21 minutes ago
Canada's inflation rate is rising at its fastest pace in more than 30 years. (Simon Dawson/Bloomberg)
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comments
Canada's inflation rate rose to 6.7 per cent in March, far more than economists were expecting and a full percentage point higher than February's already 30-year high.
Statistics Canada reported Wednesday that all eight categories of the economy that the data agency tracks rose, from food and energy to shelter costs and transportation.
"The spike in prices over the month of March is the largest monthly increase since January 1991, when the goods and services tax was introduced," economist Royce Mendes of Desjardins Group noted.
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Gasoline prices rocketed higher in March mostly due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine throwing global supplies into chaos. Although they have since come down a little, at one point last month numerous Canadian cities saw their average price for a litre of gasoline hit $2 for the first time ever.
High gas prices have an outsized impact on overall inflation because the cost of shipping and transportation gets added to the cost of everything else, from grocery bills (up 8.7 per cent) to the price of durable goods like furniture (up by 13.7 per cent) and even plane tickets (up by 8.3 per cent.)
"I think many Canadians were aware of that when when they were out and about in March," RBC economist Josh Nye told CBC News in an interview.
