Pakistan#39;s inflation soars to 47% fueled by high food prices; onion up 228%, wheat 120%
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Other commodities of mass usage also jumped to a record high, with the prices of cigarettes rising by 165.88 percent, tea by 94.60 percent, basmati broken rice by 81.22 percent and eggs by 79.56 per cent, while energy prices also continued to soar further, as cooking gas charges climbed by 108.38 percent, diesel by 102.84 percent and petrol by 81.17 percent.
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