Angola Inflation Rate Declines to a One-Year Low in February 2025

In February 2025, Angola’s inflation rate dropped to 25.26%, the lowest in a year, aided by the stability of the kwanza. Monthly consumer prices rose by 1.59%, a decrease from January’s 1.67%. Notable price slowdowns were reported for food, beverages, and miscellaneous goods.

In February 2025, Angola’s annual inflation rate decreased to 25.26%, marking the lowest level in one year. This decline represents the seventh consecutive month of easing inflation, attributed to the stability of the Angolan kwanza, compared to 26.48% in January.

In terms of monthly price changes, there was a 1.59% increase in consumer prices for February, slightly lower than the 1.67% rise recorded in the preceding month. The slowdown in price increases was particularly notable in several categories, including food and non-alcoholic beverages which rose by 1.75%, compared to a 1.87% increase in January, alcoholic beverages that experienced a 1.91% rise versus 2.02% the previous month, as well as miscellaneous goods and services with a 1.67% increase down from 1.84%.

The data illustrates a positive trend in Angola’s inflation rates, as the country experiences a continued decline in inflation for the seventh consecutive month due to the stability of its currency. Notably, decreases in inflation rates for various goods categories indicate an improvement in economic conditions.

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