Angola experienced a notable shift in its inflation dynamics as its Consumer Price Index (CPI) eased from 1.08% in the previous month to 0.93% in October 2025, marking a positive progression in the nation's economic stability. This monthly decline indicates a cooling off in the rate of inflation as reported in the latest data update on November 7, 2025.
The month-over-month analysis demonstrates that the pace at which consumer prices are rising is slowing down in Angolan markets. The CPI rate of 1.08% occurring in September showed a sharper increase compared to the more subdue figure in October. This can be seen as an encouraging sign for both consumers and policymakers as they navigate the challenging economic landscape.
The moderation in CPI ensures purchasing power for Angolans is not eroded as quickly as previous months, potentially increasing consumer confidence. Economists highlight that these developments could be reflective of effective monetary policies and external economic factors impacting the country. The government and stakeholders will be monitoring these trends closely as they strategize on maintaining inflation at manageable levels moving forward.
