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Consumer Prices (Nov.)

Consumer prices were unchanged in November, held down by a drop back in gasoline and motor vehicle prices. The annual rate of CPI inflation fell only marginally to a still elevated 3.4%, from 3.5%, but favourable base effects and the pass-through of the most recent drop back in commodity prices should together drive inflation below 1.0% by the end of next year.

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