Perims and meats in Kosovo more expensive for holiday end-of-year

Consumer prices have been expensive for 0.2 percent in December compared to the month of November of the following year.

This is largely explained with the rise of consumer prices such as meat 0.6%, vegetables 5,7%, with a common impact on these subgroups of 0.2 percent on IHCK.

So it says in the publication of the harmonised <x0des of consumer prices”, in which it is also said that monthly inflation measured by the harmonised consumer price index was 0.2% in December 2019.

While the annual rate of inflation measured in December 2019 by December 2018 was 1.2%, the average annual inflation rate in 2019 was 2.7%.

The overall harmonised consumption prices “is higher for 1.2% in December 2019 compared to December 2018. This is largely explained with the rise of consumer prices in this period in COICOP subgroups: bread and cereals 4.7%, meat 2.8%, trees 6.0%, sugar, jam, honey, chocolate and candy 2.0%, various food products, salts, spices, etc. 2.5%, coffee, coffee, tea and cocoa 10.4%, water, non-alcohol drinks, juices from trees and vegetables 1,4%, tobacco 2.6%, household equipment 2.0%, glass, kitchen picks and equipment 3.0%, goods and services for the normal maintenance of the domestic economy 1.9%, medical products and equipment 1.4%, purchase of vehicles 3.9%, telephone and telephone services, 0.9% hotel, accommodation services 6.0% personal, 3.0% personal things, 19,3%, with an impact of those at 1.8 percent of the A.C.

The upgrade was largely neutralised by the drop in consumer prices in COICOP subgroups: vegetables -9.3%, electricity, gas and other fuels -1.9% reductions in fuel prices, use of personal transport equipment -1.8%) - oil and gasoline prices generation, transport-5.9% Air card prices production, with a common impact of these subgroups from -0.6 percent in IHCH.

While the average annual inflation rate in 2019 was 2.7 %. /kp