In January, consumer prices rose by 1.7%. This was reported by the State Statistics Committee, according to "Ukrainian News". \n \nIn particular, prices for food products in January rose by 2.3%, for non-food products – rose by 0.2%, for services rose by 1.0%. \n \nRecall that in December 2004 consumer prices rose by 2.4%.
Inflation in January was 1.7%
Economy · 07:11 07.02.2005
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