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Inflation eases to 2.6 per cent thanks to drop in fuel prices - but it is set to spike higher next month after re-start of US-Iran war
Inflation has decreased to 2.6 per cent due to falling fuel prices, but is expected to rise next month following the resumption of the US-Iran war. The drop in fuel prices contributed to the easing of inflation, while renewed conflict between the US and Iran is projected to drive it higher.
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