Zimbabwe’s consumer inflation stood at -2.19 percent year-on-year in January after gaining 0.29 percentage points on the December 2015 rate of -2.47 percent, the statistical agency Zimstat reported today.
On a monthly basis, the inflation rate was -0.05 percent from the December 2015 rate of -0.11percent, the Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency said.-The Source
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