Inflation hits 0.7% in October

In October, 2012, the increase of food products by 1.5%, remaining of non-food products and payable services stable caused rise of consumption goods prices and service tariffs by 0.7% in comparison to a month earlier.

State Statistical Committee says prices of some products, such as flour, bread, beef and lamb, chicken, fresh fish, milk, egg, orange, banana, pear, grape, cucumber and tomato, pepper, egg-plant, beet, carrot, garlic, potato and etc. rose during the months. At the same time, prices of buckwheat, unsalted butter, vegetable oils, sugar and powdered sugar, lemon, apple, quince and etc. decreased.


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