Oxford Economics says softer-than-expected Canadian September CPI lifts the likelihood the BoC holds rates steady next week instead of hiking. The decision is a very close call, but the firm still expects a half-point hike by January. Excess slack and slower shelter inflation should limit core price pressures.
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Canada September BoC Core CPI eases to 2.2% YoY from 2.4%neutral 50 · impact 40
Canada September CPI-Common rises 2.4% from a year agoneutral 50 · impact 40
Canada September CPI rises 0.1% month over monthneutral 50 · impact 40
Canada September Total CPI Forecast at +3.2%neutral 50 · impact 40
Canada September CPI-Median rises 1.9% year over yearneutral 50 · impact 40
Canada September CPI-Trim rises 1.8% year over yearneutral 50 · impact 60
Canada September CPI rises 3.1% year over yearneutral 50 · impact 40 · first wire
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