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Reports have indicated that the Consumer Price Index in Lebanon for August 2026 increased by 1.40% compared to July 2026. Additionally, the annual change showed a rise of 15.69% compared to July of the previous year. Data revealed that the monthly price increase affected all governorates, with Mount Lebanon recording the highest rise at 1.75%, followed by Bekaa at 1.38%, and Nabatiyeh at 2.12%. Due to current circumstances, estimated prices were used in some areas, such as Nabatiyeh, because of difficulties in collecting actual prices.
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