Ethiopia’s year-on-year inflation rate has declined to 10.0 percent in November from 11.8 percent in October, Fana Broadcasting Corporate (FBC) reported.

As compared to the month of October, inflation rate for November decreased by 1.8 percent, a statement the Central Statistical Agency sent to FBC indicates.

Food inflation rate has declined by 4.7 percent when compared to October, as a result of a fall in prices of cereals, Pulses, vegetables and spices (specially Pepper).

Nevertheless, the non-food inflation rate has shown 8.4 percent increase because of the price rise in clothing and footwear, construction materials, firewood and household goods and furnishings.

Source: Fana Broadcasting Corporate