Annual inflation in Bulgaria reached 5.7% in September
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The National Statistical Institute has published data on the country's economic situation for September. According to the report, annual inflation in Bulgaria has reached a level of 5.7%.
Despite the high annual figure, experts note a slight decrease in prices compared to the previous month. In September, consumer prices fell by 0.2% compared to August.
A major factor in the rising cost of living remains the transport sector. The data shows that it is precisely the services and goods in this area that have seen the most significant price increases over the past month.
Economists continue to monitor market trends closely to understand how these changes will affect households in the country. Despite the monthly decline, the overall trend for the year remains directed toward higher costs for end consumers.
Sources: Forbes Bulgaria
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