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Consumer Price Index (CPI ) July 2015: 5,0%.

19 August 2015 by Alan

Consumer Price Index (CPI ) July 2015:  5,0%.

The headline CPI (for all urban areas) annual inflation rate in July 2015 was 5,0%. This rate was 0,3 of a percentage point higher than the corresponding annual rate of 4,7% in June 2015. On average, prices increased by 1,0% between June 2015 and July 2015.

The provinces with an annual inflation rate lower than or equal to headline inflation were Gauteng (4,9%), Mpumalanga (4,7%),Eastern Cape (4,6%), Northern Cape (4,6%), KwaZulu-Natal (4,3%), North West (4,1%) and Limpopo (3,8%).

The provinces with an annual inflation rate higher than headline inflation were Free State (5,4%) and Western Cape (5,2%).

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Full Article: Cape Chamber of Commerce » Chamber Releases – Consumer Price Index (CPI ) July 2015: 5,0%. – Dean

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