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Pakistan weekly inflation rises 5.19% year on year as Ramadan begins

  • Out of 51 items, prices of 17 items increased, 12 items decreased and 22 remained stable
  • The Sensitive Price Index for the week ending on Feb. 19 increased by 1.16 percent, data shows
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Pakistan says inflation likely to remain between 1.5-2 percent in April

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Pakistani charities report modest recovery in Ramadan despite easing inflation

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Pakistan says inflation expected to remain within 1-1.5% range in March 

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