Key Takeaways

  • →The SPI for the week ending July 2, 2026, is 312.06, down by 0.98% from the previous week.
  • →The SPI base year for comparison remains 2015-16=100.
  • →The recent decline may suggest a stabilization or easing of inflationary pressures.

Overview of SPI Movement

The Weekly Sensitive Price Indicator (SPI) for the week ending on July 2, 2026, is recorded at 312.06, representing a 0.98% decrease from the previous week. This data suggests a minor easing in year-over-year inflation pressures.

The SPI is based on the 2015-16=100 base year, providing a consistent measure for tracking inflation across periods.

Implications for Inflation Monitoring

The weekly decline in SPI indicates a potential trend towards stabilization of consumer prices, which could influence policy considerations regarding inflation management.

Stakeholders should monitor subsequent SPI figures for confirming or contradicting this trend, especially in the context of broader macroeconomic developments.

Weekly SPI Trend for July 2026
Week Ending July 2, 2026, vs. Previous Week
Slight weekly decline in SPI suggests stabilization of consumer prices.
Data from Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS).

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