- Annual inflation drops sharply as ZiG currency stabilises
- Food costs and regional spillovers remain key risks
HARARE, ZIMBABWE – Zimbabwe’s annual inflation rate fell sharply to 19% in November 2025, down from 32.7% in October, signalling easing price pressures despite lingering vulnerabilities in food costs.
Official data show the Consumer Price Index (CPI) edged up to 190.88 in November, reflecting a modest rise in prices even as year-on-year inflation slowed dramatically. The decline points to the gradual dissipation of earlier price shocks that had battered households and businesses.
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