Côte d'Ivoire saw inflation spike to in 1994 following the devaluation of the CFA franc, which significantly increased the cost of imports. By 1996, inflation had dropped to as the economy adjusted to the currency changes. Inflation remained low through the 2000s, averaging around , supported by improved political stability and economic reforms.
In recent years, inflation rose to in 2022, reflecting global economic challenges and rising food prices. The forecast predicts a gradual return to a stable inflation rate of by 2028, as fiscal and monetary policies ensure long-term stability and growth.
In recent years, inflation rose to in 2022, reflecting global economic challenges and rising food prices. The forecast predicts a gradual return to a stable inflation rate of by 2028, as fiscal and monetary policies ensure long-term stability and growth.
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