08.12.202511:00:00UTC+00Angola's Inflation Slows as CPI Reaches New Low in November 2025

Angola's economic climate continues to brighten as the country's Consumer Price Index (CPI) reflects a positive trend, marking a significant slowdown in inflation. According to the latest data updated on December 8, 2025, Angola's CPI for November 2025 has decreased to 16.56%, a marked improvement from the October figure of 17.43%.

The Consumer Price Index, a vital indicator of inflation, reflects the annual change in prices as compared to the same month in the previous year. This decrease in the CPI suggests that the Angolan economy is stabilizing, a welcome sign for policymakers and investors alike. Such reductions in inflation can have positive effects on the overall economic environment, promoting consumer purchasing power and potentially spurring investment.

This positive change places Angola in a more favorable position as it moves towards the end of the year. Analysts will be eagerly observing whether this trend continues, supporting longer-term economic growth and stability in the region. The year-over-year comparison between November 2025 and the same period from the previous year indicates that Angola is making significant strides in managing inflation, fostering a more robust economic outlook.