Ghana’s inflation rate dropped further in December 2025, falling to 5.4 percent from the 6.3 percent recorded in November, marking the twelfth consecutive month of decline.
The latest figure underscores a sustained disinflation trend over the past year, reflecting improving price stability across the economy. The steady slowdown suggests easing pressures on the cost of living, supported by relative currency stability, moderated food and non-food prices, and tighter macroeconomic conditions.
The continued decline in inflation is expected to provide some relief to households and businesses, while also strengthening confidence in the broader economic recovery.
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