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The Consumer Price Index (CPI) reflects the prices consumers pay on an average basket of goods and measures changes in the consumer-based inflation rate.
The prices used to determine the CPI represent average consumer purchases such as groceries, clothes, retail goods, rent and mortgage.
October 2019
Edmonton's inflation rate rises in September 2019
September 2019
Inflation rate holds steady in Edmonton
August 2019
Inflation rate continues to fall in July
July 2019
Inflation Drops Below 2% in June
June 2019
Inflation picks up in May
May 2019
Inflation Stabilizes in April
April 2019
Fuel and Electricity Costs Lift Inflation Above 2% in March
March 2019
Inflation Remains Below 2%
February 2019
Inflation Drops In January 2019
January 2019
Shelter Costs Lift Inflation Above 2% in December 2018
December 2018
Edmonton's Inflation Drops Below 2% in November
November 2018
Edmonton's Inflation Continues to Ease
October 2018
Edmonton's Inflation Rate Eases
September 2018
Edmonton's Inflation Rate Eases
August 2018
Edmonton's Inflation Continues to Rise
July 2018
Edmonton's Inflation Jumps Higher
June 2018
Edmonton's Inflation Continues to Rise
May 2018
Inflation in Edmonton Edges Higher
April 2018
Inflation in Edmonton On the Rise
March 2018
Inflation in Edmonton Jumps Higher
February 2018
Inflation in Edmonton Continues to Slow
January 2018
Inflation in Edmonton Slows
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| Title | Chief Economist, Financial Strategies and Budget |
|---|---|
| Telephone | 780-496-6070 |
| John.Rose@edmonton.ca |
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