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Rwanda inflation surges to 9.2% in February as energy prices strain households

A woman selling bananas in a market. Photo by Andrew Itaga @ Unsplash
A woman selling bananas in a market. Photo by Andrew Itaga @ Unsplash
  • Rwanda inflation reaches highest level since 2023
  • Rising food and energy costs squeeze households

 

KIGALI, RWANDA – Rwanda’s inflation climbed to 9.2 percent in February, the highest level since 2023, intensifying pressure on households already grappling with rising food and energy prices.

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