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Inflation Records 0.6% Marginal Uptick to End October at 22.1%

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Inflation Records 0.6% Marginal Uptick to End October at 22.1%

Ghana’s headline inflation for the month of October 2024 has increased to 22.1%.

This is per recent data released by the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) on Wednesday, November 6, 2024.

The uptick in headline inflation marks a 0.6% increase from the previous 21.5% inflation rate recorded in September 2024.

According to the GSS, food and non-food inflation went up by 22.8% and 21.5% respectively.

Also, locally produced items went up to 24.6% compared to the 23.4% recorded in September.

Imported items, however, saw a drop to 16.3% compared to the 17% recorded in October.

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Addressing journalists on Wednesday, Government Statistician, Prof. Samuel Annim said, “Desegregating overall rate of inflation from food and non-food perspective, we did record 22.8% for food inflation and 21.5% for non-food inflation for the month of October 2024”.

He pointed out that food inflation has increased by 0.7% recording 22.1% in September 2024 and increasing to 22.8% for October 2024.

“Non-food inflation has also increased by 0.6% increasing from 20.9% for the month of September 2024 to 21.5% for the month of October 2024,” he added.

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