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Inflation data and Middle East conflict uncertainty are affecting consumer spending and gas prices in Canada.

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Inflation data and Middle East conflict uncertainty are affecting consumer spending and gas prices in Canada.

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  1. Rising oil and gas prices are driving global inflation, fueled by geopolitical unrest in the Middle East, impacting the Canadian cut-flower industry, and drawing concern from the IEA.Sub-event
  2. Conflict and Red Sea disruptions drove up inflation, while Trump threatened new 50% tariffs.1 source
  3. Market conditions are noted to differ across Quebec and British Columbia.Sub-event
  4. Inflation data supports patient policy approach amid Middle East tensions affecting energy markets.1 source
  5. Conflict uncertainty and inflation data are impacting consumer spending and gas prices.1 source

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