Food prices in Hungary rose 3.4 percent in February

게시됨 2021년 3월 11일

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Consumer prices in February 2021 experienced a year-on-year increase of 3.1%, with food prices rising by 3.4% as reported by the Central Statistical Office. The price of several commodities such as cooking oil, sugar, honey, and flour increased significantly, while the cost of pork and poultry fell. There was also a notable rise in the prices of alcoholic beverages, tobacco, and durable consumer goods like new passenger cars. Fuel prices also surged. Compared to the previous month, over all, prices increased by 0.7%.

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원본 콘텐츠

Food prices rose 3.4 percent from February last year, following an annualized 3.9 percent in January. A quick bulletin on consumer prices from the Central Statistical Office (CSO) shows that the prices of cooking oil, fresh domestic and regional fruits and tobacco have risen significantly over the past year. Over the past twelve months, compared to February 2020, the price of cooking oil increased by 25.1 percent, sugar by 9.9 percent, workplace meals by 8.0 percent, honey by 7.5 percent, flour by 7.1 percent, and seasonally priced foods. (potatoes, fresh vegetables, fresh domestic and citrus fruits combined) rose 5.8 percent. The price of pork fell by 7.3 percent and that of poultry by 0.6 percent. Alcoholic beverages and tobacco prices rose by an average of 9.9 per cent, of which tobacco products by 16.5 per cent. Durable consumer goods had to be paid 3.8 percent more, including 12.1 percent for new passenger cars. Vehicle fuel prices rose 4.6 percent. In February 2021, consumer ...

출처: AgroForum