Of the many factors impacting the outlook for Canadian inflation in 2015, the slide in the Canadian dollar over the last two years has been notable, depreciating by 30% since late 2012.
The lower value of the Canadian dollar is estimated to have lifted Canadian consumer inflation by 0.6 percentage points in Jan 2015.
TD Economics notes in a report on Tuesday:
- The weaker Canadian dollar could contribute about 0.8 percentage point to inflation in 2015, accounting for 40% of the increase in consumer prices in the year.
- The impact of the currency will be largest for items that are import-intensive.


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