Angola’s annual inflation rate decreased to 25.26% in February 2025, the lowest in a year. This marks the seventh consecutive month of decline, assisted by the kwanza’s stability. Monthly consumer prices rose by 1.59%, with slowed price increases noted in food, beverages, and miscellaneous goods.
In February 2025, Angola’s annual inflation rate declined for the seventh consecutive month, reaching 25.26%, marking the lowest level in one year. This represents a decrease from January’s rate of 26.48%, attributed largely to the stability of the kwanza currency.
Monthly consumer prices saw an increase of 1.59% in February, a slight drop compared to the 1.67% observed in January. The moderation in prices was particularly evident in various categories: food and non-alcoholic beverages experienced price changes of 1.75%, down from 1.87% in the previous month; alcoholic beverages saw an increase of 1.91%, reduced from 2.02%; and miscellaneous goods and services witnessed an increase of 1.67%, down from 1.84%.
In summary, Angola’s inflation rate has shown a significant decrease over the past several months, with the annual rate falling to 25.26% in February 2025. This trend reflects the relative stability of the kwanza and slower price increases in essential categories such as food and beverages. Continued monitoring of these trends will be essential for assessing economic stability in Angola.
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