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Consumer Price Index (CPI) May 2025

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The Somalia Consumer Price Index (CPI). Over the twelve months to May 2025, the CPI rose 4.4%. The most significant price rises over the twelve months were Transport (+9.1%), Personal Care, Social Protection and Miscellaneous Goods and Services (8.2%), Restaurants and Accommodation (+5.8%), Housing, Water, Electricity, Gas and Other Fuels (+4.5%), and Clothing and Footware (+3.8%).

Price increases were strong for the month of May across the states with Jubaland (+5.9%), Banadir (+5.8%), Galmudug (+6.4%), Hirshabelle (+8.3%), and South-West State (+7.3%). A minor offset from Puntland (-2.3%) had a dampening effect due to its significant weight.

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Consumer Price Index (CPI) April 2025

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The Somalia Consumer Price Index (CPI). Over the twelve months to April 2025, the CPI rose 3.6%. The most significant price rises over the twelve months were Transport (+11.1), Restaurants and Accommodation (+7.5%), Clothing and Footware (+5.0%), and Housing, Water, Electricity, Gas, and Other Fuels (+7.2%).

Price increases were strong for the month of April across the states with Jubaland (+14.5%), Banadir (+6.1%), Galmudug (+5.8%), Hirshabelle (+6.1%), and South-West State (+0.2%). A minor offset from Puntland (-1.1%) had a dampening effect due to its significant weight.

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    National Consumer Price Index (CPI) Jan, Feb & March 2025

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    The Consumer Price Index (CPI) is a key economic indicator that measures the weighted aggregate change in retail prices of goods and services purchased by households in Somalia. It serves as the primary gauge of inflation, enabling policymakers, businesses, and researchers to assess price trends and make informed economic decisions. Since January 2025, Somalia CPI is released considering new weights derived from 2022 Somalia Integrated Households’ Budget Survey (SIHBS), adopting the new households’ consumption classification (COICOP 2018), and representing all the Federal Members States. A Methodological Note will be made available on the SNBS web site.

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