Price pressures shift from food to services
…as inflation rises to 5%
Joshua Worlasi AMLANU
Ghana’s inflation pressures are increasingly shifting away from food and imported goods toward domestically-driven services, housing and utility costs, even as the overall price level remains substantially below where it stood a year ago.
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