Prices of industrial products changed
Industrial output in July rose in price by 4.1%.
However, as reported by the State Statistics Committee, in comparison with the same period last year, the decline in prices was 5.2%.
In the mining area of prices in July fell ore prices of precious metals (2.5%), and on the stone, sand, gravel, salt and other products of extractive industry - 0.3%. The price increase was recorded in July on the production of oil and natural gas (4.8%).
In the processing industry slump in prices took place in July in the manufacture of tobacco products (5%) in the installation and repair of machinery and equipment (2.2%), in manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment (1.8%), building materials (1.1%), electrical equipment, jewelry, music, sporting goods and medical equipment (0.6%).
Also, the decline in prices was registered in the beverage industry, rubber and plastics (0.5%), printing and food products (0.4%), wood products and wood products (0.2%), machinery and equipment (0.1 %).
The rise in prices in July was observed in the production of chemical products (2.8%), leather and leather products, footwear products and iron and steel industry (2.2%), textiles (1.6%), paper and cardboard (1.2%) and clothing (0.9%), oil (0.8%), furniture (0.3%), computers and other electronic equipment, trailers and cars (0.1%). - 17D-
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