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وكالة الأنباء القطرية
Lebanon's annual inflation rises
The annual inflation rate in Lebanon rose to 17.5% in September 2026, marking the highest level since May. This increase is primarily due to rising prices in the housing, water, electricity, and gas sectors by 20.4%, and transportation by 35.2%. Meanwhile, inflation in food and beverages decreased to 10%, and inflation in education remained steady at 35.7%, with a monthly price increase of 1.4%. This reflects escalating inflationary pressures in Lebanon's economy driven by rising living costs.
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