In December, Canada's annual inflation rate decreased to 1.8%, helped by a mid-month sales tax cut. Consumer prices for alcohol and restaurant meals fell sharply, contributing to the lower CPI.

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An advance estimate suggests receipts for retailers jumped 1.6% in December, Statistics Canada reported Thursday. That would be the highest monthly pace since January 2023.

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The consumer price index ended 2024 with a second consecutive monthly deceleration, rising 1.8% on a yearly basis in December, down from 1.9% previously, Statistics Canada reported Tuesday.