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Bangladesh's inflation hit 9.13% in February 2026, fueled by rising food and non-food prices, straining households despite stable fuel supplies.
Bangladesh's inflation rose to 9.13% in February 2026, the highest in nine months, driven by a 9.3% increase in food prices and rising non-food costs.
Rural inflation reached 9.21%, with food inflation at 9.07%, while urban areas saw food inflation hit 9.87%.
Despite a slight decline in the 12-month moving average to 8.65%, wage growth at 8.06% lagged behind inflation, straining household budgets.
The central bank's tight monetary policy continues amid regional instability, and while fuel supplies remain stable with new tankers arriving, financial markets dropped sharply on investor concerns.
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La inflación de Bangladesh alcanzó el 9.13% en febrero de 2026, impulsada por el aumento de los precios de los alimentos y los productos no alimentarios, lo que tensó a los hogares a pesar del suministro estable de combustible.