CPI down 0.17pct in June
The consumer price index (CPI) in June dropped by 0.17 per cent against the previous month and increased by 6.32 per cent over last year’s same month, according to the Hanoi Statistics Department.
Three groups of products went down in price such as housing, electricity, water and construction materials (1.86 per cent), transport (1.73 per cent) and food and drink services (0.05 per cent).
In the first half of this year, the CPI grew by 0.42 per cent per month on average and the price index by 11.38 per cent.
Also in June, domestic gold prices fell by 2.69 per cent but the US dollar exchange rate rose up 0.25 per cent against May.
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