Botswana experienced high inflation rates in the early 1990s, peaking at in 1992 due to currency depreciation and rising import prices. Inflation gradually declined in the 2000s, reaching a low of in 2020, supported by robust monetary policies and a stable pula.
However, inflation surged to in 2022, driven by higher global fuel and food prices. Projections indicate a decline to by 2025 and stabilization thereafter, as Botswana leverages its strong fiscal management to counter external shocks.
However, inflation surged to in 2022, driven by higher global fuel and food prices. Projections indicate a decline to by 2025 and stabilization thereafter, as Botswana leverages its strong fiscal management to counter external shocks.
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