December 5, 2025 — Recent data indicates a slight decrease in Mauritius' Consumer Price Index (CPI) for the month of November. The CPI eased to 4.00% year-over-year, a modest drop from the previous month’s figure of 4.10% recorded in October.
The report reflects a steady but cautious trend in controlling inflation within the island nation. Authorities have been vigilant in monitoring price movements and economic indicators, with November’s figures suggesting a slight but meaningful step towards more stable financial conditions.
This reduction in CPI marks a significant achievement in the face of global economic challenges. As Mauritius continues to navigate its economic landscape, stakeholders and analysts remain focused on subsequent months to ascertain whether this trend will persist.
