Bureau Outlines Three Main Causes Of Inflation
The Lao Statistics Bureau has highlighted three main underlying causes of inflation, amid rising concerns over the ongoing health crisis and food security.
Read moreThe Lao Statistics Bureau has highlighted three main underlying causes of inflation, amid rising concerns over the ongoing health crisis and food security.
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 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 moreLaos, as a least developed country, is still largely dominated by microbusinesses, which account for 94.2 percent of all enterprises in the country
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 moreA survey conducted in 2019-2020 revealed that 851,257 families in Laos work in agriculture
Read moreThe price of food and beverages increased by 9.91 percent year-on-year and 2.19 percent month-on-month
Read moreXepon district in Savannakhet province and Toumlan district in Xekong province are the poorest districts in Laos with people living in extreme poverty, while pockets of poverty also exist in urban centres, according to a new report.
The Lao Statistics Bureau released the report yesterday, titled: Where Are the Poor? Its findings make up the …..