I gave a speech in Quebec City a few days ago, and I showed them a very nice chart—well, nice for economists, anyway—on the distribution of price changes.
Normally, the curve representing distribution is high and closely centred around 2. Last summer, the curve was lower and wider, meaning that the distribution of price changes was quite dispersed, and it was centred further to the right on the chart.
Right now, the curve lies between its usual position and last summer's. It's moving back over, and that signals a return to normal. We're heading in the right direction but we're still a long way from normal. We're monitoring this very closely.