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• Retail Sales: Gasoline Stations and Fuel Vendors(RETAIL_GASOLINE)

  Monthly sales at gasoline stations and fuel vendors in thousands of dollars, seasonally adjusted. These sales move mostly with pump prices rather than litres sold, so spikes here usually mean expensive fuel, not more driving. From the Retail Trade Survey.

  Statistics Canada, Retail Trade Survey · Monthly · Thousands of dollars

• CPI: Energy(CPI_ENERGY)

  The energy component of the Consumer Price Index on a 2002=100 base, covering household electricity, natural gas, fuel oil and gasoline. Energy is the most volatile CPI component and drives most headline inflation swings. Published monthly, not seasonally adjusted.

  Statistics Canada, Consumer Price Index · Monthly · Index, 2002=100

• CPI: Gasoline(CPI_GASOLINE)

  Retail gasoline prices on a 2002=100 base, the most frequently observed price in the CPI basket. Because gasoline prices swing with crude oil, this component adds most of the month-to-month noise in headline inflation. Published monthly, not seasonally adjusted.

  Statistics Canada, Consumer Price Index · Monthly · Index, 2002=100

• CPI: Transportation (Seasonally Adjusted)(CPI_TRANSPORT_SA)

  Seasonally adjusted transportation costs on a 2002=100 base, covering vehicles, gasoline, insurance and airfares. It is the CPI component most exposed to both energy prices and supply-chain conditions. Published monthly.

  Statistics Canada, Consumer Price Index · Monthly · Index, 2002=100