In Romania, inflation slowed to 11.2 percent in April
Annual inflation in Romania slowed down by more than three percentage points to 11.2 percent in April, the National Institute of Statistics (INS) announced on Friday. In March, Romanian inflation was still 14.5 percent.
In an annual comparison, food prices increased the most, by an average of 19.84 percent, while non-food products went up by 5.83 percent and services by 10.64 percent.
Compared to last April, the price of sugar rose the most, by 58 percent. Butter went up by 38 percent more than last year, potatoes by 34, butter by 35, margarine by 32, eggs by 31, and fresh milk by 28 percent in one year.
In the INS report, two product categories can be found where price reductions can be seen: medicines cost an average of 3 percent less, while fuel costs 3.9 percent less than in April 2022.
The increase in consumer prices did not stop, but compared to March, the INS measured an average price increase of only 0.75 percent. Compared to last December, the consumer price index in Romania rose by 3.1 percent.
További információ erről a forrásszövegrőlTovábbi fordítási információhoz forrásszöveg szükséges
Visszajelzés küldése
Oldalsó panelek
Related news
Lidl Reports 9% Sales Growth In Romania, Boosts Organic Sales In Switzerland
Lidl Romania saw strong growth in 2024, reporting over RON…
Read more >REWE’s drugstore chain, BIPA, enters the Romanian market
REWE’s drugstore chain, BIPA, is entering the Romanian market –…
Read more >Only two EU countries have higher inflation than Hungary
The European Inflation Outlook of the Private Banker compared the…
Read more >Related news
Viktor Orbán: we will introduce margin reduction for new products as well, if necessary
The margin regulation must be maintained because people must be…
Read more >Healthy meat products rich in fiber and protein have been developed in Debrecen
A new product line consisting of health-promoting, fiber- and protein-rich…
Read more >German retail sales fell month-on-month in April
In Germany, retail sales fell by 1.1 percent in real…
Read more >