National inflation reached 9.96 per cent in the fourth week of April 2025, while Kinshasa prices rose 0.57 per cent in the month. Base effects explain part of the fall, and a stable franc explains most of the rest.

Kinshasa’s consumer prices rose 2.17 per cent between December 2024 and March 2025, with transport and restaurants rising fastest. Goma’s price shock, with food up 18 to 160 per cent, sits outside the index.

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INS data in the BCC digest show Kinshasa’s index rising 1.013 per cent in January 2025 and each February week a little more than the last. Goma’s food prices moved far faster.

National inflation fell to 11.07 per cent by the last week of January, yet transport rose 1.6 per cent and restaurants 1.5 per cent in the month. Contracts should index to the lines that move.

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