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Nigeria’s CPI rebasing: What to expect and why it may not substantially affect inflation
As the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) prepares to unveil Nigeria’s rebased Consumer Price Index (CPI), analysts, ...
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Taiwan’s January CPI rose to 11-month high on holiday effects
Various factors tied to the Lunar New Year holiday helped boost the CPI inflation reading but the upside surprise should not have major implications for March's monetary policy decision ...
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Cyprus inflation slows to 2.5 per cent in January
Inflation in Cyprus rose by 2.5 per cent year-on-year in January, marking a slight slowdown compared to the 2.6 per cent ...
Why are economists fearing a resurgence of global inflation?
For the US in particular, analysts are openly starting to reassess inflation prospects. On Tuesday, Morgan Stanley scrapped ...
Philippines inflation steady at 2.9% in January
Inflation was steady at 2.9%t in January as a decline in rice prices – a first in more than three years – and slower increase ...
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Asia week ahead: Beijing hits back against Trump tariffs
Chinese tariff retaliation, the January unemployment rate in Korea and a BSP meeting will be in focus next week ...
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Inflation Shock: The Unexpected Winners and Losers of Rising Prices
The Australian government is touting its success in bringing inflation under control, with the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rising just 2.4% over the past year. Yet, for many Australians, the reality of ...