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November retail prices up 1.2 percent
Belgrade,
30 November 2004
Serbia's retail prices in November rose 1.2 percent from a month earlier, with prices of goods and services growing 1.5 percent and 0.3 percent, respectively, the Serbian Statistics Office said in a statement. Compared with December 2003, retail prices went up by 11 percent.
The cost of living edged up by an average of one percent month-on-month, rising 11.8 percent against December 2003.
In November, the prices of agricultural produce rose 2.3 percent, food products one percent, non-food products two percent and drinks 0.1 percent, the statement said.
In November, the prices of agricultural produce rose 2.3 percent, food products one percent, non-food products two percent and drinks 0.1 percent, the statement said.
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