ZWG monthly inflation edges up to 0.6% in June as annual rate rises to 4.7%
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Zimbabwe's inflation rate in June saw a slight increase to 0.6%, up from 0.5% in May, with the annual rate now at 4.7%. This uptick is happening against a backdrop of global supply chain disruptions due to geopolitical tensions, especially involving the U.S. This rising inflation is a significant concern as it impacts the cost of living for Zimbabweans and can further strain an already struggling economy. The persistent inflation signals challenges for the government's economic policies and recovery efforts.
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