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📍 Latest CPI Snapshot:

Pakistan’s headline inflation is running around ~6.1 % year‑on‑year as of November 2025 — slightly above the government’s expected range of 5–6 %. This means prices of everyday goods and services are about 6 % higher than the same time last year.

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Recent Trends

Inflation eased slightly from about 6.2 % in October 2025 to 6.1 % in November 2025, but still reflects price pressures in the economy.

Month‑on‑month price growth was about 0.4 % in November, showing that prices continue to climb gradually.

🍞 What’s Driving Prices:

Food prices — especially agricultural products — remain a significant factor pushing inflation up. There are ongoing price pressures due to seasonal shortages and supply chain disruptions

💡 In Simple Words?

Everyday expenses — like groceries, transport, and household items — are still becoming more expensive, even though inflation isn’t as high as it was a couple of years ago. People are feeling the pinch, especially on food and essential goods.

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🔍 Why This Matters?

This inflation trend affects family budgets, savings, and spending power across cities and rural areas. It’s a key indicator of how fast the cost of living is changing for everyday people.#CPIWatch

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