Pakistan inflation rate drops to 9.2% in July
Most outlets reported the decline in Pakistan’s inflation rate to 9.2% in July, as stated by the National Price Monitoring Committee. The Daily Times led with the percentage drop and included the previous rate of 11.1%, while also noting the meeting’s discussion. Dunya News also mentioned the 9.2% figure but added that the meeting reviewed the potential impact of various commodity and global prices on the domestic market.
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Pakistan inflation falls to 9.2%, committee says
Pakistan’s inflation rate fell to 9.2% in July, according to a briefing to the National Price Monitoring Committee. The committee reported a two-percentage-point decline from the previous rate of 11.1%. The meeting was chaired by Planning Minister Ahsan Iqbal in Islamabad. Officials reviewed inflation, essential commodity prices and the quality of food products. Read more: […]
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Pakistan's inflation rate falls to 9.2pc in July, says National Price Monitoring Committee
The meeting further reviewed the potential impact of LPG, essential commodities, global crude oil prices, soybean oil, rice, wheat, sugar and fertiliser and urea prices on the domestic market.
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