Monthly Inflation Note, October 2025
Summary: The Bank of the Republic of Haiti's monthly note on inflation for October 2025. It reads the consumer price index published by IHSI and adds the central bank's own analysis: headline inflation month on month and year on year, movement in the main consumption functions, inflation broken down by whether goods are imported or locally produced and by region of the country, core inflation, the factors the bank holds responsible for the month's movement, and its inflation forecast.
Key Findings
- Monthly inflation slowed to 1.5 percent in October 2025, while annual inflation rose by 30 basis points to 32.2 percent.
- Monthly deceleration reflected slower growth in most consumption divisions, especially food, housing, health, alcoholic beverages, education and clothing.
- Annual inflation accelerated for most divisions, led by restaurants, household goods, health, clothing and miscellaneous goods and services.
- Food and housing contributed 70.07 percent of monthly inflation and 78.46 percent of annual inflation.
- BRH linked the slowdown to exchange-rate stability, stronger formal foreign-exchange supply and gradual easing of earlier shocks.
How to cite
Bank of the Republic of Haiti (BRH), Monthly Inflation Note, October 2025, https://www.brh.ht/wp-content/uploads/NOTE-MENSUELLE-DINFLATION-DU-MOIS-DOCTOBRE-2025.pdf