Food inflation continues to rise. Here’s what that means for your fridge
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The Bank of Canada may decide to maintain the policy rate at 2.75%.
·Montreal, Canada
Read Full ArticleCanada's food inflation continued to exceed overall inflation in April, but recent changes in Canada's tariff policy and the stability of the Canadian dollar have brought cautious optimism to consumers. Loblaw's latest report in May showed that food prices in April increased by 3.8% year-on-year, exceeding the overall consumer price index (CPI) for three consecutive months, and consumers' burdens increased.
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