Source: NSI Comment: In June, consumer price inflation slowed significantly to 2.83% year-on-year from 3.51% in May, according to the latest NSI data. This is the lowest inflation rate recorded since the beginning of the year. Inflation slowed in both food and non-food goods, as well as …
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Source: NSI Comment: In March, consumer price inflation continued to accelerate and reached 3.60% on an annual basis, compared to 3.22% in February, according to the latest NSI data. The most serious growth is already being reported in the prices of food products and non-alcoholic beverages, which reach 5.61%, while prices for entertainment …
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Source: NSI Comment: In February, consumer price inflation accelerated to 3.22% on an annual basis from 2.96% in January, according to the latest NSI data. The most serious growth continues to be reported in prices in the "entertainment and culture" category, although in February there was a slowdown compared to the inflation reported in the previous month ...
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Source: NSI Comment: In the first month of 2019, consumer price inflation accelerated to 2.96% year-on-year from 2.67% in December, according to the most recent NSI data. Prices in the "entertainment and culture" category increased at the highest rate (8.35%), while the largest decline was recorded in transport prices …
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In 2013, we witnessed various (more or less) creative ways to manipulate GDP. From the US, to Greece and the UK, to Nigeria[1], the index fell victim to politicians’ desire not to pay the price for the economic crises, harmful policies and cronyism they create. Starting this year, the NSI also …
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