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Tougher times for households as basic commodity prices surge

This marks the fourth consecutive rise since October 2024 when inflation dropped below 3%.

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by VICTOR AMADALA

Business02 April 2025 - 08:00
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A trader at the Kangemi market in Nairobi /FILE

Consumers experienced a marginal rise in inflation to 3.6 per cent in March 2025, as a drop in sugar and bean prices failed to counteract an overall increase in the cost of living.

This was a 10 basis point increase from the 3.5 percent reported last month. This marks the fourth consecutive increase since inflation dropped to below 3 per cent in October last year.

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