Mining leads producer inflation rise to 4.4% in August
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Mining leads producer inflation rise to 4.4% in August

Juliet ETEFE
Published 53 minutes ago3 min read

Producer price inflation rose to 4.4 percent in August 2026, from 4 percent in July, with the Mining and Quarrying sector recording the largest contribution to the overall rate.

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