CPI, gold and USD price indexes, May 2015
Average CPI in five beginning months of the year went up by 0.83% compared with the figures in 2014’s identical period.
Average CPI in five beginning months of the year went up by 0.83% compared with the figures in 2014’s identical period.
November’s CPI rose 0.34 percent from October. November’s CPI rose 5.5 percent from 12/2012 and grew by 5.78% against the same period last year.
Average CPI in four beginning months of the year went up 0.8% compared with the figures in 2014’s identical period.
Two months’ trade surplus achieved an estimate of US$ 244 million, equaling 1.2% of total export turnovers, of which trade surplus of the FDI sector reached US$ 2.09 billion while the trade deficit still belonged to the domestic economic sector with US$ 1.85 billion.
Average CPI in the first quarter of this year rose 0.74% compared to the figure of the identical period in 2014, this is the lowest growth for the last 10 years.
Average CPI in two beginning months of this year went up 0.64% compared with the figures in 2014’s identical period.
January’s CPI fell by 0.2% from the previous month.
October’s CPI rose 0.49 percent from September. October’s CPI rose 5.14 percent from 12/2012 and grew by 5.92% against the same period last year.
Consumer prices in 2007 occurred complicatedly and increased highly in the last months.
Notably, average prices of 11 months only rose by 7.92% as compared with the average rate of 11 months of 2006.