According to the BIFM Economic Review Report, Fouth Quarter 2010, Botswana's annual inflation rate is expected to fall to around five percent by mid-year as underlying pressures ease off despite the possible threats posed by rising food and oil prices. The report shows that inflation, which is currently at 7.4 percent, has a positive outlook in 2011 after largely behaving as expected in the second half of 2010 with no great surprises. Click here to access the BIFM Report or here for Mmegi newspaper article on the report.
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