Rwanda's Consumer Price Index (CPI) recorded a mild increase to 7.20% in November 2025, marginally up from the 7.10% noted in October, marking a persistent inflationary pressure in the nation. This data, updated on 10 December 2025, provides a crucial insight into the country's year-over-year inflation landscape.
The slight uptick highlights the ongoing economic challenges faced by Rwanda, as the government endeavors to curb the effects of inflation on the purchasing power of its citizens. The transition from October's figures indicates a modest but significant escalation in consumer prices when the data is compared to November of the previous year.
This year-over-year snapshot underscores the need for continued strategic fiscal policies to stabilize Rwanda's economy. As residents grapple with rising living costs, the latest CPI figures suggest the importance of careful economic planning and interventions to manage inflationary trends moving forward. The incremental rise in CPI points to a broader narrative of economic resilience yet indicates areas needing targeted attention to foster sustainable economic growth.
