The agency reported that the average annual inflation rate reached 3.9% in June. Analysis of the price increases indicated that several specific sectors contributed the most to the overall cost changes. Among energy and vehicle fuels, the most significant price escalations were observed in heating energy, which saw an increase of 41.9%.
Other fuel components that registered substantial rises included diesel at 27.2%, liquid hydrocarbons at 24.2%, and gasoline at 24.2%, alongside other personal vehicle fuels at 16.7%. In the realm of consumer goods, the most costly items included medical diagnostic products, which rose by 19.9%. Fresh stone fruits and berries also represented a significant price jump at 16.5%.
Further increases were noted for potatoes (15.8%), audio and video recording and reproduction equipment (13.3%), and vegetable oil (8.2%). Lower, yet notable, increases were recorded for butter and other dairy and oil products, which saw a rise of 6.4%. This data provides a detailed breakdown of the sectors driving the reported inflation figures for the period.
Topics: #annual #inflation #most
