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Prices in 2011

The monthly figures published by National Institute of Statistics (INS) for the year 2011.

Food — average

6.09 %

the average of the 12 months published

Food — minim

0.95 %

December 2011

Food — maxim

11.23 %

May 2011

Non-food goods — average

6.18 %

the average of the 12 months published

Non-food goods — minim

4.45 %

December 2011

Non-food goods — maxim

7.74 %

April 2011

Services — average

4.47 %

the average of the 12 months published

Services — minim

3.09 %

July 2011

Services — maxim

5.96 %

February 2011

Trends in 2011

Food · solid lineNon-food goods · dashed lineServices · dotted line
Prices in 2011 The monthly trend of Prices, from January 2011 to December 2011, in %. Food: a trecut de la 7.21 la 0.95. Non-food goods: a trecut de la 7.24 la 4.45. Services: a trecut de la 5.93 la 4.23. The exact figures are in the table below. 0 5 10 15 maxim 11.23 0.95 4.45 4.23

The months of 2011

The months of 2011. The figures are in %.
Month Food Non-food goods Services
January 2011 7.21 7.24 5.93
February 2011 8.83 7.27 5.96
March 2011 9.92 7.41 5.70
April 2011 10.91 7.74 4.76
May 2011 11.23 7.70 4.65
June 2011 9.81 7.74 4.76
July 2011 5.65 4.97 3.09
August 2011 3.78 4.94 3.52
September 2011 1.72 4.84 3.46
October 2011 1.70 5.02 3.56
November 2011 1.35 4.88 4.00
December 2011 0.95 4.45 4.23

All years

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Source: National Institute of Statistics (INS), matrix IPC102E. Period covered: 2011. See the source.

Every figure on this page is a price CHANGE in percent, against the same month of the previous year — not a price in lei and not an index. A negative value means that group became cheaper.

Derived figure. INS publishes consumer price indices, with the comparison period equal to 100. The figures here are the rates they stand for, computed as the index minus 100 (an index of 105.03 means a rise of 5.03%, and 92.92 a fall of 7.08%).