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Mauritania consumer prices rise 1.2% month on month in August

ANSADE reported increases in food and the housing group that includes energy; the year-on-year change was 8.9%.

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Mauritania’s statistics agency ANSADE said in a September 10, 2026 release that its national consumer price index rose 1.2% in August compared with July. Food and non-alcoholic beverages increased 1.7% month on month, housing, water, gas, electricity and other fuels 1.2%, and transport 1.3%. The detailed report records a 2.4% rise for gas and 4.0% for fuels.

The index was 8.9% higher than in the same month a year earlier. Inflation measured on a twelve-month average basis was 5.6%. These comparisons measure different changes; the housing-group increase also does not establish a separate change in gas or electricity prices.

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August consumer price indicators

ANSADE national INPC changes; energy is part of the housing group.

INPC monthly change
1.2 percent
2026-08 · Observed
INPC year-on-year change
8.9 percent
2026-08 · Observed
Twelve-month average inflation
5.6 percent
2026-08 · Observed
Food-group monthly change
1.7 percent
2026-08 · Observed
Housing and energy group monthly change
1.2 percent
2026-08 · Observed
Transport monthly change
1.3 percent
2026-08 · Observed
Gas-price monthly change
2.4 percent
2026-08 · Observed
Fuel-price monthly change
4 percent
2026-08 · Observed
Methodology

Records source rates directly. Monthly, annual and twelve-month-average comparisons are separate measures and are not combined.

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Time series

National consumer price index (2019=100)

Monthly index levels reported for August 2025–August 2026.

2025-082026-08
Event / data periodindex pointsData
2025-08128Observed
2025-09128.4Observed
2025-10128.7Observed
2025-11129.2Observed
2025-12130.2Observed
2026-01130.5Observed
2026-02130.8Observed
2026-03130.8Observed
2026-04134.8Observed
2026-05136.4Observed
2026-06137.2Observed
2026-07137.8Observed
2026-08139.5Observed
Methodology

Source table values are stored in increasing month order without recalculation. INPC uses 2019=100; prices in five representative cities and 2019 household-consumption weights form the national index.

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