The National Statistical Office collect prices on a monthly basis from various points around the country. These are then used to calculate a variety of price indices showing the average changes in consumer prices. From these figures, an estimate of consumer price inflation is then made.

The Consumer Price Index is released monthly, usually by the 20th of each month following that to which the data refers. Figures and a short commentary are available on a printed bulletin. A detailed breakdown of the Consumer Price Index is also published in the Monthly Statistical Bulletin. Summary tables of inflation rates and the Consumer Price Index for National, Urban and Rural areas are available on this site.

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• Rural Consumer Price Index (table)