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Pakistan’s weekly inflation rate drops by 0.16 percent, 17 items expensive and 11 cheaper

Mohsin Ali (Business Staff Reporter) by Mohsin Ali (Business Staff Reporter)
September 26, 2025
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Islamabad: The Pakistan Bureau of Statistics has released a weekly inflation report and said that the average inflation rate in the country has decreased by 0.16 percent, after which the annual rate has reached 3.95 percent.

According to the data, in the recent week, the prices of 17 items increased and the prices of 11 items decreased, while the prices of 23 items remained stable.

According to the report, tomatoes became more expensive by 9.04 percent, eggs by 0.88 percent, flour by 0.76 percent, jaggery by 0.64 percent, dry milk by 0.58 percent, washing soup by 0.47 percent and mutton by 0.40 percent.

On the other hand, the price of chicken decreased by 12.46 percent, while bananas became cheaper by 4.22 percent and potatoes by 2.44 percent. According to the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics, onions became cheaper by 1.61 percent and LPG by 0.65 percent.

ItemsChange (%)Direction
Tomato+9.04Increase
Eggs+0.88Increase
Flour (Atta)+0.76Increase
Jaggery (Gur)+0.64Increase
Dry Milk+0.58Increase
Washing Soap+0.47Increase
Mutton+0.40Increase
Chicken-12.46Decrease
Banana-4.22Decrease
Potato-2.44Decrease
Onion-1.61Decrease
LPG-0.65Decrease
Items with unchanged prices23 itemsUnchanged
Weekly CPI change-0.16Decrease
Annual Inflation Rate3.95Yearly

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