Maputo — Mozambique's inflation rate remained low in October, with an average rise in prices of just 0.31 per cent, according to the latest figures issued by the National Statistics Institute (INE), based on the consumer price indices of the three largest cities (Maputo, Nampula and Beira).
As usual, most of the price increases in October were for food and drink. The main price rises in the month were for butter beans (4.6 per cent), groundnuts (4.2 per cent), tomatoes (3.2 per cent), and fresh fish (1.2 per cent).
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