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July retail prices, services down by 1.1% against June
Belgrade,
15 August 2008
The Serbian Statistics Office said today that prices of goods and services in Serbia in July 2008 dropped by 1.1% against the previous month.
Compared to July 2007, retail prices rose by 13.9%.
Observed by groups, the greatest price increases this July were recorded in the education sector 3.6% (school fees increased), transport sector services 1.7% (oil and oil derivatives increased), services at restaurants and hotels 0.4% (prices of beverages rose), whereas the prices of food and non-alcoholic beverages slid by 3.5%.
The prices of other goods and services remained at almost the same level.
CPI COICOP represents a special retail prices index calculated according to the methodology harmonised with recommendations for retail prices index calculation in the EU (Harmonised Price Index).
CPI COICOP is defined as a measure of the average change in retail prices of goods and services used for personal consumption.
Observed by groups, the greatest price increases this July were recorded in the education sector 3.6% (school fees increased), transport sector services 1.7% (oil and oil derivatives increased), services at restaurants and hotels 0.4% (prices of beverages rose), whereas the prices of food and non-alcoholic beverages slid by 3.5%.
The prices of other goods and services remained at almost the same level.
CPI COICOP represents a special retail prices index calculated according to the methodology harmonised with recommendations for retail prices index calculation in the EU (Harmonised Price Index).
CPI COICOP is defined as a measure of the average change in retail prices of goods and services used for personal consumption.
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