14 minutes agoMilk, cheese and eggs, 16.6% more expensive than last year
Periskopi(3 years ago)
(3 years ago)Milk, cheese, and eggs are 16.6 percent more expensive than last year, and other food products are 13.9 percent. Electricity was also expensive for 7.2 percent in April of this year compared to the same month of last year, as firewood that are more expensive [...]
Electricity was also priced for 7.2 percent in April of this year, compared to the same month of last year, as fire trees that are more expensive this year for 18.7 percent.
While price reductions are only noted in fuels at 6.5 percent, this is how it is made known in the Kosovo Statistics Agency report.
However, the annual rate of mature inflation in April 2023 with April 2022 was 6.3 per cent, this has been made known in the Kosovo Statistics Agency report on the Co-ordinated Consumer Awards Index for April 2023.
This is primarily explained with the rise of consumer prices in this period in groups and subgroups of COICOP: solid fuel, firewood, slips, etc. (18.7%); goods and services for the usual maintenance of the domestic economy (17.3%); milk, cheese and eggs (16.6%); food products (13.9%); transport services (13.4%); sugar, glass, chocolate, chocolate and candy; meat (12.4%); health and residential regulation (11.8%); bread and cereal (11.7%); food products (.0%); personal transport (.3%); sugar, glass, chocolate and kitchen equipment (8.0%); hotel services (7.9%); coffee, and tea (7.9%), 7.8% of electricity and other fuels (72%; glass and other furniture; and kitchen furniture (8.0%; and flooring; 69% of the vegetables (al); and other vegetables; (al) consumption; (crescres), 69% of the vegetables; and pars; and cares; and; cell).
Meanwhile, monthly inflation measured by the harmonised consumer price index was 0.3% in April 2023, where telephone equipment was mostly raised by 27.2%.
The overall harmonised consumption prices “was higher at an average of 0.3% in April 2023, compared to March 2023. This is mainly explained with the establishment of consumption prices of COICOPI subgroups: telephone and telephox equipment (27.2%); transport services (5.6%); clothing and shoes (1.5%); alcoholic beverages (1.5%); mineral water, non-alcohol drinks, tree and vegetables (1.2%); and trees (0.8%), with a common impact of these subgroups of 0.4%”, thuhs in the report.
In April of this year compared to the March 2023 mujin, notes a drop in prices in groups and subgroups of COICOP: milk, cheese and eggs for 1.4%) and vegetables 0.6%, with an impact of 0.1 percent.
