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“Ethiopian Financial Forum” opened today in Addis Abeba. Excellent presentations and panel discussions. For me the most important data was the one revealed by NBE Governor Mamo Mihretu. *Inflation is now 13%, a huge decrease from the 30% rate recorded for three consecutive years. It’s now at the lowest... show more

Zemedeneh Negatu

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zihan1 year ago

Do you know that a single egg cost 20 birr sir?..... It used to be 17 in last couple of months... I don't do politics and stuff but where is the tangible outcome?

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Ethio National1 year ago

Don't just sugarcoat it. You damn well know that on the ground, essentials like teff, oil, and fuel remain unaffordable. Unemployment is high, the birr is weak on the black market, and millions are displaced. Macro stability means little if it doesn’t reach everyday Ethiopians.

Amhara-Ethiopia1 year ago

Money man- when are u tell us about the starved doctors? U are a walking proof of intelligence without conscience. What a waste!

Abᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠᅠ1 year ago

You are not that stupid to remotely consider those numbers.

ymbmelly1 year ago

So why cant the state Pay doctors and Teachers?

conrad1 year ago

You guys are selling our nation to the West so that you get commision for selling

EthiopiaTheWay1 year ago

Ethiopian inflation of 13% is pleasant news . I believe that it won't be long before it reaches single digits.

Unobscuresomething1 year ago

Political ads are banned on reddit. Reported

Abysiniaዬ💚💛❤️1 year ago

Teff is 15000 birr

Him1 year ago

DON'T LOSE MY RESPECT SIR HOW DARE YOU SAY THE INFLATION 13% LIKE WE DON'T SEE IT IN REAL LIFE

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