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Canada’s August inflation holds steady at 3% as crude stays firm; food prices ease
Summary by Inflation News Editorial Desk · As published by WTVB
· September 14, 2026
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Key points The steady inflation rate of 3% for August is the key figure reported, with crude prices and food prices being noted as relevant factors. Inflation rates have been reported at 3% for August.
Inflation rates have been reported at 3% for August. Crude prices remaining firm is a factor in this steady rate. Food prices, on the other hand, have eased.
Further information on this development is available from WTVB. Details on the inflation rate and its contributing factors can be found through this source.
The steady inflation rate of 3% for August is the key figure reported, with crude prices and food prices being noted as relevant factors.
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What is this story about? Inflation rates have been reported at 3% for August. Crude prices remaining firm is a factor in this steady rate. Food prices, on the other hand, have eased. Further information on this development…
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