Prices set to rise
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- Fiji’s inflation rate fell from 6.1% in June to 5.7% in July.
- The Reserve Bank of Fiji warned that inflation could rise again, leaving households likely to face further price increases.
Fiji’s inflation rate has eased slightly, but households are still likely to face higher prices in the coming months.
The Reserve Bank of Fiji said inflation fell from 6.1 per cent in June to 5.7 per cent in July. The central bank also warned that inflation could begin rising again from this month.
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