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Tanzania inflation slows to 3.2% in February

Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. © Unsplash
Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. © Unsplash

Justice Nwafor

Justice Nwafor is an award-winning journalist covering finance, energy, climate, and economic development across the region.
  • Tanzania’s annual inflation eases slightly to 3.2% in February
  • Core inflation falls to 2.1% as food prices remain key driver

 

DODOMA, TANZANIA – Tanzania’s inflation slowed slightly in February, reinforcing a period of price stability that keeps the country within the central bank’s target range.

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