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Retail prices in February up 1.5 percent month-on-month
Belgrade,
28 February 2005
Retail prices in February rose 1.5 percent month-on-month, Assistant Director of the Serbian Statistics Office Andra Milojic said.
Milojic told a press conference that prices of services went up by 0.7 percent month-on-month, or 4.2 percent against December 2004.
According to him, the cost of living in February was 1.5 percent higher than in January, or 3.8 percent against December 2004.
The prices of agricultural products rose 4.9 percent month-on-month while the prices of manufactured food products went up 1.5 percent, and tobacco 3.8 percent.
Non-food products are more expensive by 1.9 percent on the average, which, as Milojic explained, resulted from the increase in fuel prices.
According to him, the cost of living in February was 1.5 percent higher than in January, or 3.8 percent against December 2004.
The prices of agricultural products rose 4.9 percent month-on-month while the prices of manufactured food products went up 1.5 percent, and tobacco 3.8 percent.
Non-food products are more expensive by 1.9 percent on the average, which, as Milojic explained, resulted from the increase in fuel prices.
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