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Oil And Food Prices To Keep Inflation Buoyant

December 2009 | Economic Analysis

We are forecasting a slight easing of CPI in Tunisia in 2010 to 3.0% y-o-y by year-end. However, PPI is likely to rise throughout the year as higher oil prices feed through the industrial sector.

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