Inflation remains a major challenge for Ethiopia as prices of food, fuel, and transport continue to rise, placing significant pressure on household budgets.
Urban residents and low-income families are among the hardest hit, with wages failing to keep pace with rising costs. Market disruptions and currency pressures have further complicated efforts to stabilize prices.
The government has introduced measures including subsidies and price controls, but economists warn that long-term solutions require increased production, improved supply chains, and macroeconomic reforms.
