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In November, Prices Rose by 0.1%
In November of this year, the State Statistics Committee fixed the price increase in consumer prices for goods and services by an average of 0.1%.
According to the SSC, in the last month food prices grew by 0.2%. During the month, there was a certain rise in prices for wheat flour, bread premium, rice, buckwheat, meat products, milk and dairy products, eggs, butter and olive oil, cucumbers and tomatoes, potatoes, salt and sugar.
In the absence of celebrations for the month of Muharram decreased demand for meat, which caused some reduction in their prices. Prices for some seasonal fruit (quinces, pomegranates, lemons, tangerines, etc.) and vegetables (cabbages, onions, greens, carrots, etc.) reduced.
According to the observations of SSC during November, as in the previous October, the prices of non-food goods and services remained stable.
Note that, according to preliminary estimates, in November in the Euro area the inflation rate was 0.3%. In neighboring Georgia the statistics recorded a decline in consumer prices by 0.1%. --08D--
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