Inflation fell to 3.4 per cent in May largely due to lower oil and gas prices, Statistics Canada says

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Inflation fell to 3.4 per cent in May largely due to lower oil and gas prices, Statistics Canada says
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Tuesday is the last inflation data before the Bank of Canada’s next rate decision on July 12.

The annual rate of inflation fell in May, largely due to lower oil and gas prices, Statistics Canada said Tuesday morning.

“Lower energy prices explain most of that slowdown,” wrote RBC economists Nathan Janzen and Claire Fan in a note ahead of the release. Last March, the Bank of Canada began an aggressive rate-hike campaign in a bid to drive inflation down, pushing its key overnight rate to 4.5 per cent from 0.25 per cent.

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