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TSX slips as oil-driven inflation worries persist; August inflation steady
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· September 14, 2026
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Key points The TSX has slipped as a result of these persistent worries. August inflation rates have been reported as steady.
Oil-driven inflation worries continue to be a concern. The TSX has slipped as a result of these persistent worries.
August inflation rates have been reported as steady. Further information on the current economic situation is available from marketscreener.com.
Details on the TSX slip and August inflation rates can be found through the same source, providing more insight into the current state of the economy and the factors influencing it.
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