- Annual inflation jumped to 7.22% in May, the highest since May 2023
- Fuel prices rose to 45.5%, driving transport and food costs sharply higher
MAPUTO, MOZAMBIQUE — Mozambique’s inflation has hit its highest level in two years, driven by a steep government-ordered fuel price adjustment that has cascaded swiftly through transport and food costs.
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