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Top Story: Inflation Rates Surge to 28.20% For November 2023

Stephen Akudike by Stephen Akudike
December 15, 2023
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Nigeria grapples with economic challenges as the overall inflation rate surged to 28.20% in November 2023, surpassing the October 2023 rate of 27.33%. The month-on-month increase is recorded at 0.87%, indicating a concerning upward trend.

Comparing November 2023 to the same month in the previous year, the year-on-year headline inflation rate witnessed a substantial increase of 6.73% points, rising from 21.47% in November 2022. This sharp increase highlights the persistent inflationary pressures on the economy.

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**Food Inflation:**
The year-on-year food inflation rate for November 2023 reached a staggering 32.84%, escalating by 8.72% points from the November 2022 rate of 24.13%. Contributing factors to this spike include higher prices in categories such as Bread and Cereals, Oil and Fat, Potatoes, Yam and Other Tubers, Fish, Fruit, Meat, Vegetables, Coffee, Tea, and Cocoa.

On a month-on-month basis, the food inflation rate for November 2023 recorded a 2.42% increase, surpassing the October 2023 rate of 1.91%. The rise is attributed to increased average prices for various food items.

**Core Inflation:**
Core inflation, excluding volatile agricultural products and energy prices, reached 22.38% on a year-on-year basis in November 2023. This marks a notable increase of 4.39% compared to the November 2022 rate of 17.99%. On a month-on-month basis, the core inflation rate for November 2023 rose to 1.53%, indicating an increase from the October 2023 rate of 1.39%.

**Urban and Rural Inflation:**
The year-on-year urban inflation rate for November 2023 surged to 30.21%, marking an increase of 8.13% points from the November 2022 rate of 22.09%. Similarly, the year-on-year rural inflation rate stood at 26.43%, reflecting a rise of 5.55% points from the November 2022 rate of 20.88%.

On a month-on-month basis, both urban and rural areas experienced increases, with the urban inflation rate for November 2023 reaching 2.23%, and the rural inflation rate recording 1.99%.

As Nigeria navigates these challenging economic conditions, policymakers face the task of implementing effective measures to curb inflation and stabilize the economy.

Tags: #inflation#Nigeria
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