After months of rising prices, the latest economic data shows inflation rates easing slightly, offering relief to households and businesses. Analysts attribute the decline to stabilized energy costs and improved supply chain efficiency. The government’s recent measures, including subsidies for essential goods and adjustments to import tariffs, have helped curb costs. While food and housing expenses remain high, the moderation in fuel prices has positively impacted transportation and manufacturing sectors. Economists urge continued monitoring, as global market fluctuations could still affect long-term stability. Consumers are cautiously optimistic, hoping this signals a sustained period of affordability in daily living expenses.
