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In the Saratov region rose sugar and smartphones

At the end of August, annual inflation in the Saratov region amounted to 6.51%, while the national average was 6.33%

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In the Saratov region rose sugar and smartphones

At the end of August, annual inflation in the Saratov region amounted to 6.51%, while the national average was 6.33%. This is reported in the study of the Bank of Russia.

In August, seasonal vegetables continued to fall in price in the region, but prices for buckwheat and sugar increased. Over the year, sugar rose by 23.26%, analysts of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation note. This is due to a decrease in sugar beet stocks, while the processing of a new crop is only gaining momentum.

Prices for motor fuel also increased (as compared to August 2025 by 32.80%) and smartphones (for the year + 10.75%).

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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