
In September 2023, the Democratic Republic of Congo recorded a slight decline in the inflation rate. According to the Central Bank of Congo, the weekly inflation rate increased from 0.19% to 0.18% on September 1. This decrease is the result of the economic policies put in place. On a monthly basis, the inflation rate experienced a significant drop, from 5.75% in July to 0.86% at the end of August 2023. Despite this encouraging decline, certain essential products saw their prices increase in due to exchange rate instability. However, the Central Bank Governor remains optimistic about the future, predicting a further slowdown in the inflation rate. In the medium and long term, the Congolese economy remains in constant evolution and aims to create an environment favorable to growth while controlling inflation.