In the fall, Russians should prepare for rising prices not only for imported, but also for many domestic products

Published 2023년 9월 7일

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Due to various factors such as logistics, environmental risks, staff shortages, and the rising recycling fee, Russians can expect rising prices for both imported and domestic products in the autumn. Imported goods will be affected by the rising value of the dollar, while domestic products like meat, fish, sugar, vegetables, fruits, bread, and baby food will also see price increases. However, the prices of basic products like wheat, vegetables, and fruits are expected to remain stable, and prices for imported goods may decrease if the ruble strengthens.

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In autumn, Russians should prepare for rising prices not only for imported, but also for many domestic products. Meat, fish, sugar, vegetables, fruits, bread and even baby food will rise in price at least within the limits of inflation. It's not only about the weak ruble, but also about logistics, problems with personnel in domestic agriculture, and even an increase in the recycling fee. Logistics and more In the context of the rising value of the dollar, imported goods will definitely show growth. But inflation is influenced by many other factors. One of them is logistics. “The rise in fuel costs, especially in the southern regions of Russia, continues to break records. Therefore, it is quite possible that the price of not only bananas from afar, but also the usual autumn fruits, such as persimmons and tangerines, will rise,” says a professor at the Department of World Economy and International Economic Relations of the State University of Management Galina Sorokina. ...

Source: Fishretail