A SK: Consumer Prices Raised in Kosovo

In the report on Consumer Prices for February 2021, it is said to result in the rise in consumer prices in subgroups of COICOP: bread and cereal (2.6%); meat (0.4%); milk, cheese and eggs (3.6%); oils and fats (8.6%); water, non-alcohol, juices from trees and vegetables (0.7%); alcoholic beverages (2.9% tobacco (4.4%); clothing (1.5%); fuel fuel fuel, firewood, cloth, etc. (3%); household equipment. (3%); pharmaceuticals for transport (39% of the electricity and air transport (09%) prices; FACHLCHLCHLCEEEELLLCHLCHS;, FEEELCHLCHS (.), FEECHCHCHLLCHLCHCHS (. (@HCHCHS); in chargeCHLCHLCHLCHLCHCHLLLCECECECLLLLLCEWCEWCEWCEWCEWS

While the price drop is noted in COICOP subgroups: tree (-10%); vegetables (-4.1%); electricity (-10.8%) led by the implementation of the COVID -19 Economic Regeneration Law for January (May 2021); vehicle purchase (-1%); use of personal transport equipment (-6.5%) > <x0nje of oil prices and gasoline”, with a common effect of these sub--1% units to ICH.

Monthly inflation measured by the harmonised consumer price index was 0.7% higher in February 2021 than in the previous month, as a result of the rise of consumer prices in the COICOP subgroups of trees (4.8%), vegetables (7.6%), tobacco (1.5%), clothing (2%), use of personal transportation (2%) ) “raising oil prices and gasoline”, with a common impact of these sub-groups of 0.7% in IHC.

The annual inflation rate -- measured in February 2021 -- by February 2020 was 0.7 per cent.