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Canada Lowest Consumer Price Index

13.34 in 1960
Consumer price index (2010 = 100) · World Bank

The lowest consumer price index in Canada was 13.34 in 1960. The top 5 years were: 1960 (13.34), 1961 (13.48), 1962 (13.62), 1963 (13.85), 1964 (14.11).

Top 5 Lowest Years▾
Canada Top 5 Lowest Consumer Price Index Years
RankYearValue
1st 1960 13.34
2nd 1961 13.48
3rd 1962 13.62
4th 1963 13.85
5th 1964 14.11
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
1965 14.44 +0.33 66th
1964 14.11 +0.26 63rd
1963 13.85 +0.22 57th
1962 13.62 +0.14 54th
1961 13.48 +0.14 53rd
1960 13.34 – 51st
1968 16.16 +0.63 74th
1967 15.53 +0.54 73rd
1966 14.99 +0.55 72nd
1971 17.93 +0.47 80th
1970 17.46 +0.57 78th
1969 16.89 +0.74 77th
1972 18.83 +0.89 81st
1973 20.23 +1.41 82nd
1974 22.46 +2.23 84th
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Source: World Bank (FP.CPI.TOTL)
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