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Angola inflation eases to 16.56% in November as food prices soften

Luanda, Angola Photo @ Unsplash
Luanda, Angola Photo @ Unsplash
  • Inflation falls for 16th straight month on food, health relief
  • Fuel subsidy cuts keep transport costs elevated

 

LUANDA, ANGOLA – Consumer prices in Angola rose at a slower pace in November, with annual inflation easing to 16.56% as food and health costs fell, official data showed.

Consumer prices in Angola continued their steady deceleration in November, extending a disinflation trend that began more than a year ago, supported by a stable kwanza and easing pressures in key household categories.

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