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Food Prices Fall for the Fourth Month in a Row, but Energy Bills Continue to Rise.
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The Central Bank stated that the main trend in consumer inflation in September declined compared to the previous month, noting that food prices fell while energy prices rose, primarily due to fuel increases.
Key takeaways: Food prices continued their downward trend in September, marking the fourth consecutive month of negative inflation. After inflation entered negative territory for the first time in June at -0.41 percent, the inflation figure fell further to -0.50 percent in September. The data comes from Testaankoop, which since November […]
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