In January, consumer prices in Azerbaijan increased compared with December by 0.2%.
According to the State Statistics Committee, in January, food prices rose by an average of 0.4%. There was a rise in prices of rice, flour, buckwheat, sausages, olive oil, tea, sugar and salt. In the market there was a rise in price of certain fruit and vegetables. In parallel, there was a decrease in prices for meat, eggs, corn oil, fish products, a number of fruits and vegetables.
Last month, prices for industrial goods and services remained generally stable. -----08D
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