In January-November of this year, consumer price inflation in Azerbaijan made annualized 2.3%, 1.1 % higher than in the comparable period in 2012. Turan was told in the State Committee on Statistics.
Experts predict that, given the December annual inflation rate will be at least 4%.
According to official estimates, on an annualized basis, food prices rose in January-November 2013 by 2.2%. Non-food prices rose only by 0.6 %. Service providers have increased rates by 3.4%.
Recall that the alternative count of inflation in Azerbaijan by civil society this year was not conducted.
In December, the government raised tariffs on fuel, as well as revised tariffs for telecommunication services. - 08D-
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