CPI, gold and USD price indexes, May 2013
May’s CPI declined 0.06percent from April. May’s CPI rose 2.35percent from 12/2012 and 6.36percent from last year’ compared to that in 2012’ same period.
May’s CPI declined 0.06percent from April. May’s CPI rose 2.35percent from 12/2012 and 6.36percent from last year’ compared to that in 2012’ same period.
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April’s CPI raised 0.02percent from March. April’ CPI rose 2.41 percent from 12/2012 and 6.61 percent from the same period last year.
March’s CPI reduced to 0.19percent against the previous month. March’s CPI rose 2.39percent from 12/2012 and 6.64percent from the same period last year.
February’s CPI rose 1.32 percent from January. February’s CPI rose 2.59 percent from 12/2012 and by 7.02 percent from the same period last year.
January’s CPI rose 1.25percent from the previous month (the rise was not so high when it was in the period before Tet) and by 7,07% from the same period in 2012.
October’s CPI rose 0.85% from September. October’s CPI rose 6.02percent from December 2011 and 7percent from the same period last year.
September’s CPI rose 2.2% from August. CPI in September 2012 rose 5.13% against 12/2011 and by 6.48% against the same period last year.
CPI in August rose 0.63% from July. August’s CPI rose 2.86% from December 2011 and by 5.04% compared to the same period in 2011.
The average prices in 2006 increased by 7.5% against last year, which was lower than the rates of preceding years (8.3% in 2005 and 7.7% in 2004).