Nigeria’s inflation price fell to 22.22% in June 2025, down from 22.97% in Might, in accordance with the Nationwide Bureau of Statistics (NBS).
In a report launched on Wednesday, July 16, the NBS stated this represents a 0.75 share level month-to-month drop and 11.97 factors decrease than the 34.19% recorded in June 2024.
Nevertheless, on a month-to-month foundation, inflation rose barely to 1.68% from 1.53% in Might, indicating persistent value will increase in key sectors like meals, transport, and housing.
Meals inflation dropped to 21.97% year-on-year, however month-to-month meals costs jumped to three.25%, pushed by staples resembling tomatoes, pepper, crayfish, and plantain flour.
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Core inflation, which excludes risky gadgets, declined to 22.76% year-on-year however rose to 2.46% month-to-month, reflecting renewed stress on non-food items and providers.
City inflation dropped to 22.72% year-on-year however rose month-to-month to 2.11%. Rural inflation eased to twenty.85% year-on-year and slowed to 0.63% month-on-month.
Borno recorded the best inflation at 31.63%, whereas Zamfara had the bottom at 9.90%.
Regardless of enhancements on paper, rising month-to-month prices proceed to pressure Nigerian households.
