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Inflation declines to 22.4% in March

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The country’s year-on-year inflation rate slowed to 22.4 per cent in March 2025 from 23.1 per cent in February, the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) has revealed. On a month-on-month ba­sis, inflation fell to 0.2 per cent in March from 1.3 per cent in February. The Government Statistician, Professor Samuel K. Annim, who announced this in Accra yesterday, said food inflation was the primary driver of the March inflation rate. Food inflation declin…
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Inflation declines to 22.4% in March

The country’s year-on-year inflation rate slowed to 22.4 per cent in March 2025 from 23.1 per cent in February, the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) has revealed. On a month-on-month ba­sis, inflation fell to 0.2 per cent in March from 1.3 per cent in February. The Government Statistician, Professor Samuel K. Annim, who announced this in Accra yesterday, said food inflation was the primary driver of the March inflation rate. Food inflation declin…

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Ghana's inflation falls to 22.4 percent in March

News Ghana, Latest Updates and Breaking News of Ghana, Xinhua, https://newsghana.com.gh/ghanas-inflation-falls-to-22-4-percent-in-march/The Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) on Wednesday announced a drop in the country’s inflation rate to 22.4 percent in March, 0.7 percentage points lower than in the previous month. “The slower rate of inflation in March was due to declining food inflation and a marginal decrease in non-food inflation,” said Samue…

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