Honduras inflation hits 6.98% in October, highest in Central America

Honduras' annual inflation reached 6.98% by end-October, up from September and the highest among Central American peers, according to UNAH economist Nancy Ochoa. The rise signals persistent price pressures in the region's second-poorest economy, likely driven by food and energy costs. The data is a single-source claim, not yet corroborated by official statistics, but consistent with regional inflation trends.

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