And while Melloan in no way glossed over the myriad of errors the federal government made in the 1930s on the way to a sluggish economic decade for the United States, his book was a reminder of two ...

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In another sign that inflation is not going away, prices paid by businesses rose by 0.4% in November, above estimates, driven by a sharp increase in the costs of food. On an annual basis ...

Food inflation eased to 8.63% in November from 13.54% in October, driven by a decrease in vegetable prices Wholesale price inflation eased to 1.89 per cent in November, as prices of food items ...

The rise in inflation is largely driven by food price increases, which continue to place a strain on Nigerian households. On a month-on-month basis, the headline inflation rate showed a marginal ...

Food away from home prices increased 0.3% in November, continuing a period of more moderate menu price inflation than had been the case for the past two years, according to federal data released ...

In a big relief for the consumers, the wholesale inflation eased to 1.89 per cent in November, food prices, especially vegetables turned cheaper, as per the government data released on Monday.

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The MPC chose a cautious approach and with continued focus on inflation ... inflationary risks emanating from domestic food prices and geo-political conflicts, the central bank chose a wait ...

As per the data by National Statistics Office (NSO), the inflation in the food basket reduced to 9.04 per cent in November, while it was 10.87 per cent in October and 8.70 per cent in November ...