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Food prices rose at the slowest rate in nearly two years in June, a development that may be favorable for the new Prime Minister. Analysts have indicated that this decline in inflation could be short-lived.
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Food prices rose at the slowest rate in nearly two years in June, a development that may be favorable for the new Prime Minister. Analysts have indicated that this decline in inflation could be short-lived.
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Food prices rise at slowest rate in nearly two years
Food Prices Increase at Slowest Rate in Nearly Two Years