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Peru's Annual Inflation Hits 5.25% Amid Rising Bonito Fish Prices

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Peru's annual inflation reached 5.25% in October, marking the first reading above 5% since September 2023. In Lima Metropolitana, prices rose 0.57% in October, contributing to a 5.25% increase over twelve months. Bonito fish prices in Lima rose by 26.9%, while mackerel increased by 17.5%.

From riotimesonline.com

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The inflation rise is linked to food prices, which increased 6.00% over twelve months, with food and non-alcoholic drinks rising 1.62% in Lima during October. The National Statistics Institute attributes the higher fish prices to unusual waves and warmer seawater moving species away from the coast.

From riotimesonline.com

Who's involved

  • PeruThe sovereign state where inflation and price increases were reported.
  • BonitoThe fish whose market price saw a 26.9% increase in Lima.

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