Malawi: Inflation Rate Rises to 24.6 Percent

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Malawi: Inflation Rate Rises to 24.6 Percent

[Nyasa Times] Malawi's headline year on year inflation rate for July soared to 24.6 percent from 23.5 percent in June, triggering fears of continued escalation of cost of living and erosion of salary values in peoples' pockets.

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