Canadian CPI percentage change over 10-year period

The consumer price index (CPI) measures the change in fixed basket costs of goods and services and the general rate of inflation.

Percentage values of each year are the result of averaging each 12-month period. Extreme price changes are filtered out in the CPI-trim value. Core inflation with changes in the 50th percentile are measured by the CPI-median value.
Chart: Sarah Palmer | Calgary JournalSource: Bank of CanadaGet the dataCreated with Datawrapper