15.01.202611:47:16UTC+00Botswana's Inflation Rate Holds Steady in December, Defying Expectations of Change

Botswana's Consumer Price Index (CPI) for December 2025 remained unchanged at 0.2%, maintaining the same rate as recorded in November 2025. This stability comes as a surprise to analysts, who were expecting a shift in the inflation rate amid ongoing global economic pressures.

According to the data updated on January 15, 2026, the month-over-month comparison highlights a consistent inflation rate over the two-month period, suggesting economic steadiness in Botswana. Despite external influences and fluctuations in global markets, the nation's stable CPI indicates a controlled inflation environment, reassuring investors and policymakers as the new year unfolds.

The consistent CPI rate at 0.2% between November and December is crucial for Botswana, as it reflects the government's effective economic measures in place to mitigate inflationary pressures and maintain consumer confidence. This stagnation could potentially make Botswana an attractive market for investors seeking stability amidst worldwide economic unpredictability.