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Tuesday,
November 2, 2004
Inflation
rate eases
THE
RATE of inflation, as measured by the Consumer Price Index, eased for
the third straight month in September as higher gasoline prices were offset
by lower prices for cars, computers and natural gas. more >>
Economic
output picks up steam
ECONOMIC
output rose for the sixth straight month in August in the wake of stronger
domestic demand, a build-up of manufacturing inventories and a halt to
extended shutdowns. more >>
Teen
pregnancies down
PREGNANCY
rates among teenagers in 2001 were down by one-third from where
they were nearly three decades earlier, according to new data. more >>
SPOTLIGHT:
Energy
This week’s Spotlight
is on Canada’s energy resources. Canada produced 45% more energy than
it consumed in 2002, even though the nation’s energy consumption per capita
reached a record high. more >>
© 2004, Statistics Canada. |
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| CPI |
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CA |
1.8% |
Sept. |
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US |
2.5% |
Sept. |
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UK |
1.1% |
Sept. |
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JA |
0.0% |
Sept. |
| Unemployment rate |
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CA |
7.1% |
Sept. |
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US |
5.4% |
Sept. |
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UK |
4.7% |
Aug. |
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JA |
4.6% |
Sept. |
| GDP |
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CA |
4.3% |
Q2 |
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US |
3.7% |
Q3 |
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UK |
3.0% | Q3 |
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JA |
1.7% |
Q2 |
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