Inflation in Oman surges nearly 3% in June

The prices of oils and fats increased by 19%, fruits by 9.2%, and meat 8%

Vinod Nair, Oman Daily Observer

July 24, 2022

The inflation rate in the Sultanate of Oman rose in June this year by 2.85 percent on an annual basis, driven mainly by the increase in food and beverage prices by 6.09 percent, according to the data of the monthly bulletin of the National Center for Statistics and Information (NCSI) issued on Wednesday.

The prices of oils and fats increased by 19 percent, fruits by 9.2 percent, and meat eight 8 percent, compared to June of last year.

The transportation group prices rose by 4.2 percent in June, in conjunction with the rise in global oil prices.

On a monthly basis, the inflation rate in Oman increased by 0.45 percent in June compared to the previous month of May. The annual inflation rate last May in Oman was 2.4 percent.

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