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Antigua and Barbuda Sees 4% Inflation Amid Economic Strain

6/15/2025

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Antigua and Barbuda's inflation rate increased by 4.0% for the year ending February 2025, the lowest since December 2023.
The Cabinet interprets this as a positive indicator of economic stabilization amid global uncertainties.
Essential food prices are still elevated, with rice rising 14.1% and bread 12.9%.
Core inflation rose by 4.3%, reflecting persistent economic pressures.
Officials emphasize the nation's import reliance, which heightens vulnerability to price changes.

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Story summary

Antigua and Barbuda's inflation rate increased by 4.0% for the year ending February 2025, the lowest since December 2023.
The Cabinet interprets this as a positive indicator of economic stabilization amid global uncertainties.
Essential food prices are still elevated, with rice rising 14.1% and bread 12.9%.
Core inflation rose by 4.3%, reflecting persistent economic pressures.
Officials emphasize the nation's import reliance, which heightens vulnerability to price changes.