November inflation in Serbia reaches 15 percent: Which prices went up the most?
Housing, water, electricity, gas and other fuels, transport and household furnishings and maintenance went up by 1.0 percent each
The prices of products and services for personal consumption increased in Serbia in November 2022 by 1 percent compared to October, and by 15.1 percent at the annual level, according to today's final data from the Statistical Office (RZS).
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Compared to December 2021, inflation in November grew 14.6 percent. According to statistical data, prices in restaurants and hotels rose the most in November, by 1.7 percent, followed by clothing and footwear (1.3 percent), and food and soft drinks (1.2 percent.)
Housing, water, electricity, gas and other fuels, transport and household furnishings and maintenance went up by 1.0 percent each, alcoholic beverages and tobacco, recreation and culture, health and education by 0.5 percent each, and communications by 0.1 percent.
The prices of other products and services did not change significantly.
(Telegraf Biznis)