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Charts of the week: Canada’s inflation edge vanishes once you measure it right

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Don’t always believe what the numbers tell you at face value. This week’s lead charts dig into why Canada’s inflation looks tamer than America’s—spoiler: it’s the measurement methods, not the underlying reality, and the gap narrows fast once you compare apples to apples.
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