WITH 0.5%, INFLATION IN BULGARIA IS THE HIGHEST IN A YEAR

Sofia. Autumn raised the vegetable prices and this resulted in a slight jump in the Bulgarian inflation, data from the National Statistical Institute shows. In October, prices in Bulgaria were up by 0.5%, which is the highest rate in a year.

After six consecutive months of falling prices in September and October they grew by 0.1% and 0.5%, respectively.

However, for the past 12 months, inflation on a whole was - 1.4% .

What became more expensive in October?

Veal 3.3%
Minced meat 1%
Fish 0.7%
Milk 1.1%
Eggs 2.4%
Cheese 1.3%
Oil 2.4%
Tomatoes 20%
Cucumbers 16.1%
Peppers 19.5%
Potatoes 2.2%
Beans 4.3%
Beer 1%
Clothing 4.5%
Footwear 5.9%
Renovations 0.5%

What became cheaper in October ?

Flour 0.8%
White bread 0.5%
Pork 0.8%
Margarine 0.3%
Oil 0.6%
Onions and garlic 2.4%
Carrots 1.2%
Apple 7.7%
Citrus 5.7%
Sugar 1.1%
Air 0.2%
Old cars 0.9%
Diesel 2.8%
Gasoline A95H 1.3%
Hotels 1.2%
Cosmetics 0.6%