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	The CPI for May contracted by 1.27 per cent from a year ago, but expanded slightly, by 0.17 per cent, from April, showing that inflation has been bottoming out and should start climbing back in the following months.&nbsp;</div>
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	Inflation fell last month on lower domestic oil prices and lower electricity bills. The fuel adjustment charge for the May-August period was trimmed by 9.35 satang per unit.</div>
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Inflation set to return soon

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Inflation set to return soon

ALTHOUGH INFLATION in May dipped to its deepest level in 68 months, the Consumer Price Index is expected to bounce back on rising global crude-oil prices, according to the Commerce Ministry.

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