Rwanda experienced significant inflationary pressures during the 1990s due to political instability and the aftermath of the 1994 genocide. Inflation peaked at in 1995 but decreased to in 1996 as reconstruction efforts stabilized the economy. Inflation was brought under control in subsequent years, with deflation of - in 1999 reflecting improved fiscal management.
More recently, inflation rose to in 2022 and in 2023, driven by global supply chain disruptions and energy price shocks. Projections suggest stabilization at from 2026 onward, supported by Rwanda's robust economic policies and regional trade integration.
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