Canada's Inflation Rate Slows in May, Reducing Pressure on Central Bank
- Canada's annual inflation rate slowed to 3.4% in May due to lower gasoline prices.
- Mortgage interest costs remain high according to the reports.
- The slowdown was in line with analyst expectations.
- The Bank of Canada may raise interest rates just one more time, indicating a peak of 5%.
- Slower price increases could allow the Bank of Canada flexibility in deciding if or when to hike rates again.