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Rosstat said about deflation in Russia

Rosstat published data from which it follows that deflation in Russia for the period from October 27 to November 2 amounted to 0.04 percent

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Rosstat said about deflation in Russia

Rosstat published data from which it follows that deflation in Russia for the period from October 27 to November 2 amounted to 0.04 percent.

Since the beginning of the month, consumer prices have decreased by 0.01 percent, follows from Rosstat data. For the year, growth was 6.2 percent.

Cheaper in Russia, including sugar-sand and vermichel, rose in price of chicken eggs, chicken meat and buckwheat.

It is also indicated that men’s socks and smartphones have risen in price from non-food products.

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