Non-food prices could threaten inflation recovery—economists
Economists have cautioned that rising non-food costs can feed into agricultural production and distribution, reversing some of the gains made in overall inflation fall. In an interview on Sunday, University of Malawi economics lecturer Edward Lemani said sustained increases in fuel, transport and imported production inputs prices can generate secondary inflationary pressures. Inflation has increased … The post Non-food prices could threaten inflation recovery—economists appeared first on Nation Online .