Bolivia: Accumulated inflation reaches 0.28% in May

Published 2021년 6월 4일

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In May 2021, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) in Spain fell by 0.16% compared to April, but rose by 0.28% over the past five months and 0.54% year-on-year, as reported by the National Institute of Statistics (INE). The decrease in May was primarily due to lower prices in the 'Diverse Goods and Services' and 'Education' categories, with carrots, interdepartmental transport, disposable diapers, mobile phones, and toilet paper experiencing the most significant drops. In contrast, plantains, grapes, green beans, eggs, locoto, and cheeses became more affordable, partially offsetting the overall decline. The positive accumulated variation over the period was largely attributed to increases in education, food, communication, health, furniture, housing, and food consumed outside the home.

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ABI The National Institute of Statistics (INE) reported this Friday that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) registered a negative variation of 0.16% in May 2021, compared to April. While the accumulated variation was positive of 0.28% and at twelve months it reached 0.54%. ýThe negative variation of 0.16% registered in May of this year is mainly explained by the decrease in prices in the divisions of ýDiverse Goods and Services and Educationý ", according to the INE. The products and services with the highest percentage negative incidence in May were: carrots, interdepartmental transport by bus / fleet, disposable diapers for babies, mobile / cell phone apparatus, toilet paper and green peas. On the contrary, the products with the highest positive impact were: plantain / banana / banana, grape, green bean, eggs, locoto and cheeses. Also read: Public investment reached $ 1,300 MM in six months The negative variation of 0.16% registered the previous month, was mainly due to the decrease ...

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