Consumer prices in February 2008 rose by 3.56% against last month, which is higher than the rate 2.38% of January 2008 against December 2007. Among consumer goods and services, restaurant and catering services grew at highest rate of 6.18% that has been the highest level for recent months.
Consumer prices in this month rose by 2.38% against last month, of which, restaurant and catering services grew at highest rate of 3.76%; food rose by 3.35% due to the increase in prices of rice and rice export; foodstuff by 3.75% due to the affect of deseases that resulted in insufficient supply to demand on Tet holidays; housing and construction materials by 2.88%; drinks and cigarettes by 1.77%; clothings, hats and footwears by 1.4%; other commodities increased slighly from 0.06% to 0.85%.
Industrial output values in 2008 at 1994 constant prices were estimated increasing by 14.6% against last year, of which the state economic sector rose by 4%; non-state sector by 18.8%; FDI sector by 18.6% (oil and gas decreased by 4.3%).
CPI in January 2017 grew by 0.46% from the previous month and by 5.22% over over the same period last year.
Average CPI in two beginning months of this year increased by 5.12% against 2016’s similar period.
Average CPI in the first quarter of this year increased by 4.96% compared to the same period in 2016.
Generally for the whole year of 2009, the industrial production value was estimated at VND 696.6 trillion, grew by 7.6% as against 2008
Average CPI in the first four months of 2017 increased by 4.80% compared to the same period of 2016, lower than the average of 4.96 in the first quarter of 2017.
Average CPI in the first 5 months of 2017 increased by 4.47% over the same period of 2016.
The industrial production value (at 1994 constant prices) in 2010 is estimated increasing by 14% against 2009, of which the state sector grows by 7.4%; the non-state sector by 14.7%; and the FDI sector by 17.2%
