- Food costs drove December price gains across major cities
- Inflation stays moderate despite weak growth and rising debt
MAPUTO, MOZAMBIQUE – Mozambique closed 2025 with a modest uptick in consumer prices in December, driven mainly by food costs, according to official data from the National Institute of Statistics (INE).
Consumer prices rose 0.49% in December from the previous month, pushing cumulative inflation for the full year to 3.23%, the statistics agency said. Average inflation over the past 12 months stood at 4.37%, according to INE’s consumer price index report released on Monday.
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