Food inflation in Iran

Published 2021년 7월 5일

Tridge summary

The Statistical Center of Iran has reported a significant increase in the retail prices of 53 food items in urban areas from May 22 to June 21, with Persian melon seeing the highest increase at 24.4%. Hydrogenated vegetable oil experienced the biggest year-on-year price rise for a food item, increasing by 141.2%. The overall average goods and services Consumer Price Index (CPI) in Iran increased by 43% compared to the previous year, marking the tenth consecutive month of rising annualized inflation. The CPI of 'food and beverages' for all Iranian households also saw a significant increase of 62.7% year-on-year.
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Original content

EghtesadOnline: The Statistical Center of Iran has released a report, reviewing the price changes of 53 food items during the month ending June 21. The biggest month-on-month price rise for a food item in urban areas during the month under review was recorded for Persian melon with 24.4%, such that a kilo of Persian melon was sold at 99,705 rials (40 cents). The second and third biggest month-on-month price increases during the period under review were registered for watermelon with 15.1% and potatoes with 14.7%, the Statistical Center of Iran reported. A kilogram of watermelon was sold at 46,955 rials (19 cents) and a kilogram of potatoes went for 62,157 rials (25 cents) last month. Four out of 53 food items examined by SCI this month saw a price decline in the third Iranian month (May 22-June 21) compared with the month before. Peaches with 15.4%, oranges with 8.8% and lamb with 2.2% were three items with the highest month-on-month deflations. A kilogram of peaches ...

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