15 minutes agoDuring February, inflation was 10.5%
Periskopi(3 years ago)
(3 years ago)During February of this year's inflation was 10.5%. The overall harmonised consumer price index has suffered scores of -0.3%, writes Periscopi. Kosovo Statistics Agency (ASK) has published the harmonised consumer price index (IHÇK) for February 2023, stressing that the overall harmonised price index [...]
Kosovo Statistics Agency (ASK) has published the harmonised consumer price index (IHÇK) for February 2023, stressing that the overall harmonised consumer price index is higher at an average of 10.5% in February 2023, compared to February 2022.
According to the AKS, monthly inflation measured by the harmonised consumer price index was (-0.3%) in February 2023.
The overall harmonised consumer price index dropped (-0.3%) in February 2023, compared to January 2023.
According to the AKS, this is largely explained with the decline in consumer prices in COICOP subgroups: solid fuels, firewood, diapers, etc. (six.8%); transport services (-5.3%); fuel and lubricants for personal transport equipment (-4.8%); purchase of vehicles (-2.0%) with a common impact of these subgroups of (-0.9 percent) on IHCH.
While price hikes are noted in COICOP subgroups: vegetables (8.4%); tree (3.2%); personal care (0.8%); milk, cheese and eggs (0.7%); mineral water, nonalcoholic drinks, juices from trees and vegetables (0.5%); bread and cereal (0.4%), with a combined impact of these subgroups of 0.6 percent in IHCK.
Year Rate inflation Measured in February 2023 with February 2022 was 10.5%.
The overall harmonised consumer prices index is higher at an average of 10.5% in February 2023, compared to February 2022. This is largely explained with the rise of consumer prices in this period in COICOP subgroups: solid fuels, firewood, diapers, and so on. (27.7%); milk, cheese and eggs (26.1%); oils and fats (22.4%); goods and services for the usual maintenance of the domestic economy (20.7%); bread and cereal (20.7%); meat (179%); sugar, jam, honey, chocolate and candy (17.5%); electricity (15.8%); food products (15.7%); maintenance and housing regulation (9.7%); food and cereals (20.7%); meat and cereals (20.9%); sugar (10.6%); spare parts and other equipment for personal equipment.10%; food and garden equipment (9.5%; health and housing (9.5%; private hotel service (94%; and tea (8.75%) and other furniture vessels (s). (s) and fuel products (s); cell phones (s) and vessels (s). /Periscopi/
