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Prices in Mozambique Rise 0.16% in September After Two Months of Deflation

Prices in Mozambique rose 0.16% in September, interrupting two consecutive months of deflation, while homologous inflation slowed slightly to 6.31%, released today the National Institute of Statistics (INE).

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Prices in Mozambique Rise 0.16% in September After Two Months of Deflation

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