Consumer Price Index Change
The Consumer Price Index or CPI is an indicator of changes in consumer prices experienced. It is obtained by comparing, over time, the cost of a fixed basket of goods and services purchased by consumers.
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Consumer Price Index
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Consumer Price Index
| TREND: | INCREASEINC | DECREASEDEC | NO CHANGENO CHG | POSITIVEPOS | NEGATIVENEG |
Consumer Price Index
| TREND: | INCREASEINC | DECREASEDEC | NO CHANGENO CHG | POSITIVEPOS | NEGATIVENEG |
Analysis
PUBLISHED - Jan 18, 2019
On a year-over-year basis, Albertans paid 2.1% more in December 2018 for the goods and services that comprise the Consumer Price Index (CPI) than in the same month a year ago, slightly above the national average rise in CPI of 2.0%. All product categories saw increases, with shelter seeing the largest increase in Alberta at +2.9%.