Year-On-Year Inflation Rate Hit 4.17 Percent In September
Laos saw the year-on-year inflation rate moving up from 3.81 percent in August to 4.17 percent in September
Read moreLaos saw the year-on-year inflation rate moving up from 3.81 percent in August to 4.17 percent in September
Read moreThe consumer price index has continued to surge despite measures imposed by the government to manage the prices of goods in local markets.
Read morePetrol stations in the capital and Vientiane province are now selling premium grade fuel at 11,289 kip per litre, which is the lowest price in the country.
Read moreThe year-on-year inflation rate continued to rise in Laos in March amid economic distress triggered by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Read moreThe Consumer Price Index (CPI) stood at 113.61 points in February, indicating an inflation rate of 1.91 percent year-on-year, down from the 2.01 percent recorded in January
Read moreAlthough inflation is trending downwards, many people feel their personal situation has not improved at all due to the mismatch between their income and spending.
Read moreThe Consumer Price Index (CPI) in Laos continues to rise despite the government’s enhanced measures to control the prices of products in local markets.
Read moreThe Consumer Price Index (CPI) has dipped in recent months after inflation peaked at 6.94 percent in January.
Read moreThe Consumer Price Index (CPI) remains high in Laos despite the government increasing measures to curb rising prices at Lao markets.
Read moreThe Lao inflation rate continued to increase above 3 percent in September despite the government introducing a number of measures to control the price of goods in local markets.
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