Venezuela’s cumulative inflation rate for January until April 2024 is the lowest since 2012 at 6.3%. This achievement marks a departure from severe hyperinflation, like April 2018’s monthly 55.8% and an annual high of 130,060%. However, Venezuela’s annual inflation from January to November 2024 remains elevated at 182.9%, reflecting persistent economic difficulties. Challenges persist, including […]
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