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Prices finally fell last month after 3.5 years of increases

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Prices had been increasing for 3.5 years before finally falling last month. This is a significant change as it suggests that the cost of living has finally decreased since it had been rising for a prolonged period. It is unlikely that prices will remain at the lower level, however, and it is possible that they may start increasing again.

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