- Food and non-food prices slow sharply
- Trade surplus widens to K4.7 billion
LUSAKA, ZAMBIA – Zambia’s annual inflation slowed to 7.5% in February from 9.4% in January, signalling easing price pressures and progress toward the country’s 6–8% target range.
The decline reflects a broad moderation in both food and non-food prices, reinforcing signs of improving macroeconomic stability after months of heightened cost pressures.
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