Cost of hydrocarbon production in November increased by 8.2%
BAKU/12.12.13/TURAN : Index of industrial production costs rose in November compared with October by 7.6% .
The State Statistics Committee said, mainly on the production affected by inflation rise in crude oil and natural gas by 8.2%. Cost of exploration and extraction of other minerals and ores decreased by 0.1 %.
Besides hydrocarbons largest price increase was noted in the manufacture of food products and printing , as well as electrical equipment - by 2.4%. 2.2 % more expensive chemical products , 1.8% - of rubber and plastic, 1.4% - construction materials , 1.3% - wood products , 1.1% - drugs and medicines . On other positions growth is unimportant .
Experts expect the results of December 's official confirmation of a significant increase in the index, both food production and prices. - 17D-
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