(Bloomberg) -- Russian consumer prices rose 1 percent
in June from the month before, the Federal Statistics Service
said, confirming yesterday's comments by central bank Chairman
Sergey Ignatiev.
Monthly consumer-price growth accelerated from 0.6 percent in
May on food prices, the Moscow-based statistics office said in an
e-mailed statement today. The median forecast of 17 economists
surveyed by Bloomberg was for a 0.6 percent rate.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
in June from the month before, the Federal Statistics Service
said, confirming yesterday's comments by central bank Chairman
Sergey Ignatiev.
Monthly consumer-price growth accelerated from 0.6 percent in
May on food prices, the Moscow-based statistics office said in an
e-mailed statement today. The median forecast of 17 economists
surveyed by Bloomberg was for a 0.6 percent rate.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
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