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On consumer price changes in October 2010 Compared to September 2010, the average consumer price level in October 2010 increased by 0.4%. Prices of goods rose by 0.6%, but of services – fell by 0.3%. Price growth of food, clothing and footwear as well as price decrease of goods and services related to housing, had the major impact on consumer price changes. The major contributor to the increase in food was bread and cereals(by 5.8%). The most significant effect came from buckwheat, semolina and different types of bread. The price increases were recorded also for fresh vegetables, milk and dairy products, cheese, tea, coffee, sugar, meat and meat products, oils and fats. In its turn, price decrease was observed on fruit, non-alcoholic beverages, fish and fish products. The rise in clothing by 3.1%, clothing accessories by 3.8% and footwear by 5.0% was due to cessation of sales and price rises for new season stock. In housing group heat energy had the largest downward impact. It became cheaper for 2.7%. In its turn liquefied gas, rent, as well as solid fuel became more expensive. In October price rise was observed for fuel, cleaning and maintenance products, flowers, motor cars, furniture and furnishings. Prices decreased for package holidays, telecommunication and cultural services. The fall in products for personal care, alcoholic beverages, pharmaceutical products and TV, video, audio equipment was due to special offers. Compared to October of the previous year, consumer prices increased by 1.0%. The average price level for goods increased by 2.6%, but for services – decreased by 3.2%. The annual average rate of change in October 2010 was -1.6%. Consumer price change by commodity groups, %: Sub-indices with most important impacts: For further information: Consumer Price Indices Section Central Statistical Bureau of Latvia Oskars Alksnis 371-67366856
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Foto: Ilustracija CIJENE dobara i usluga za osobnu potrošnju, mjerene indeksom potrošačkih cijena, u veljači 2014. u odnosu na siječanj 2014. u prosjeku su niže za 0,3%, a u odnosu na veljaču 2013., tj. na godišnjoj razini, niže su za 0,6%, dok su u godišnjem prosjeku više za 1,3%, priopćili su iz Državnog zavoda za statistiku. Promatrano po glavnim skupinama prema namjeni potrošnje, u veljači 2014. u odnosu na siječanj 2014., najviše su pale cijene odjeće i obuće, koje su u prosjeku niže za 2,4% (sezonsko sniženje) i cijene pokućstva, opreme za kuću i redovitog održavanja, cijene prometa te cijene rekreacije i kulture, koje su u prosjeku po svakoj skupini niže za 0,4%. Cijene zdravstva u prosjeku su niže za 0,3%, a cijene prehrane i bezalkoholnih pića, cijene stanovanja, vode, energije, plina i drugih goriva te cijene ostalih dobara i usluga u prosjeku su po svakoj skupini niže za 0,2%. TEKST SE NASTAVLJA ISPOD OGLASA Pad indeksa potrošačkih cijena u veljači 2014. u odnosu na siječanj 2014. ublažile su cijene komunikacija, koje su u prosjeku više za 0,1%. Istodobno su cijene alkoholnih pića i duhana, cijene obrazovanja te cijene ugostiteljskih usluga u veljači 2014. u odnosu na siječanj 2014. u prosjeku ostale na razini cijena iz siječnja. Najveći doprinos padu indeksa potrošačkih cijena u veljači 2014. u odnosu na siječanj 2014. imale su cijene odjeće i obuće (za -0,13%). U sklopu indeksa potrošačkih cijena, cijene dobara u veljači 2014. u odnosu na siječanj 2014. u prosjeku su niže za 0,4%, a cijene usluga za 0,1%.