10.01.202606:30:00UTC+00Egypt's December CPI Remains Steady at 12.30%, Matching November's Results

The most recent Consumer Price Index (CPI) figures for Egypt have remained stable, recording a value of 12.30% for December 2025, unchanged from the previous month, according to data updated on January 10, 2026. This year-over-year comparison highlights a consistent inflation rate when juxtaposed against the corresponding months of the previous year.

The data reflect the CPI's role as a primary indicator of inflation and cost of living variations, ensuring that economists and investors can gauge economic stability within the nation. The unchanged rate, continuing from November's similar outcome, suggests that inflation dynamics in the Egyptian economy have currently plateaued.

While the steady CPI may indicate some predictability in economic conditions, it remains a key indicator to watch in the coming months as global and domestic factors continue to influence economic outcomes. Stakeholders will be observing closely to assess if upcoming months might bring changes or if stability will prevail in Egypt's inflation landscape.