جاهز للتشغيل
جاهز للتشغيل
The article provides an analysis of the rising inflation rates in Tunisia for September 2026, which reached 5.6% on household consumption compared to the previous month. The data indicates that the increase was primarily driven by higher prices in the food and beverage group by 2.1%, education by 3.9%, and furniture and household services by 0.5%. Additionally, the Consumer Price Index for the month rose by 0.8% due to increased prices for fresh vegetables, eggs, poultry, and educational materials. On an annual basis, prices for food and beverages increased by 8.4%, with notable rises in the costs of poultry, meats, and vegetables, while the prices of cooking oils decreased by 4.1%. The continued inflation is attributed to higher prices for manufactured goods and services, with core inflation remaining steady at 4.9%.
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