Consumer price index growth has slowed for the fourth consecutive month. The August CPI is 6.1 percent, which is still higher than the target.
Further details about this development are available from finance.biggo.com.
The source reports that this is the fourth straight month of deceleration, indicating a trend of slowing growth in the consumer price index.
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