Focusing on oil and oil, but how many other products grew this year?

Meanwhile, the consumer price index is higher for 1.1% in February this year, compared to the month of January.

According to the AKS, price hikes have been noted in products such as bread and cereals, meat, milk, cheese, eggs, oil, trees, vegetables, etc.

The overall harmonised consumption prices <x0). This is mainly explained with the rise of consumer prices in this period of COICOP subgroups: bread and cereal (15.7%); meat (8.6%); milk, cheese and eggs (11.1%); oils and food fats (32.1%); vegetables (13.8%); sugar, jam, honey, chocolate and candy (11.3%); various food products, sauce, spices, salt, food for children and so on. (6.5%); coffee, tea and cocoa (12.5%); water, non-alcoolitic drink, juices from trees and vegetables (3.9%); tobacco (4.7%); maintenance and regulation of the settlement (4.1%); electricity (12.3%)”, the ASS report said.

Price differences between February and January this year have also been noted in the same products.

The overall harmonised consumption prices “is higher at an average of 1.1% in February 2022, compared to January 2022. This is primarily explained with the raising of consumer prices in COICOP subgroups: bread and cereal (0.8%); meat (0.8%); milk, cheese and eggs (2.0%); oils and food fats (1.0%); trees (1.6%); vegetables (9.6%); sugar, jam, chocolate, chocolate and candy (1.4%); water, nonalcoholic drink, trees and vegetables (1.0%); (0%); household fuel and lucants for personal transportation equipment (5.5% hotel service), with an impact of those affected by 1.1% of the ACHCHCHCHCH).

In recent days, there has been a huge increase in prices of some of the main products in Kosovo. / PERICOPIA