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Pakistan Inflation Rises to Two-Year High on Higher Energy Import Costs
Pakistan’s inflation rate reached its highest point in two years in the most recent reading, driven by higher energy import costs linked to the war in the Middle East.
Jun 1, 4:54 AM·1m read1 source
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Pakistan’s inflation accelerated to the highest level in two years. The increase followed a rise in energy import costs tied to the war in the Middle East. @business reported that the acceleration in consumer prices occurred as Pakistan paid more for imported energy supplies.
The report linked the cost increase directly to developments in the Middle East. The same source stated that the higher import expenses contributed to the overall rise in the inflation measure. No additional monthly or annual percentage figures were provided in the report.
The report presented the inflation increase as a direct result of elevated energy costs rather than other domestic factors.
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