Pakistan weekly inflation rises 0.29 percent to 12.31 percent year-on-year
The Pakistan Bureau of Statistics reported on Friday that weekly inflation in Islamabad increased by 0.29 percent for the week ending November 5, 2026.

Price index climbs slightly
The Sensitive Price Indicator reached 374.61 points from the previous week's level of 373.51 points. This weekly increase covers 17 urban centres and tracks prices for 51 essential items across all expenditure groups.
Food and fuel drive rise
Prices for 21 items rose while ten fell and twenty remained unchanged during the review period. The year-on-year surge of 12.31 percent is largely attributed to higher costs for liquefied petroleum gas and perishable food products.
Specific item price changes
Tomatoes saw a sharp increase of 54.18 percent alongside significant jumps in potato and egg prices. Conversely, petrol and diesel prices dropped by 4.20 percent and 2.97 percent respectively during the same week.
All 3 outlets report consistently
No differences in figures, names or dates across these reports.
- Associated Press of Pakistan
- Dawn
- Business Recorder
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