Peruvian inflation rises, clothing and footwear sales rise .%
According to a report released by the Peruvian National Institute of Statistics and Information (INEI), Peru’s inflation rate reached 0.53% in April due to rainfall affecting the normal food supply in major cities in Peru. Among them, affected by seasonal and climatic factors, the price increases of vegetables (8.5%) and fruits (1.6%) accounted for a larger proportion.
In addition, the Easter holiday also led to increases in the prices of fish (3.9%), interprovincial transportation (9.8%), and gasoline (1.4%).
Food and beverages rose 0.86%, transportation and communications 0.64%, health care 0.44%, other goods and services 0.27%, leisure, entertainment, cultural services and education 0.25%, clothing and footwear 0.18%, furniture, furnishings and houses Maintenance is 0.16%, housing rental, fuel and electricity consumption are 0.02%.
At the same time, natural gas for vehicles (-10.2%) and liquefied petroleum gas (-0.3%), chicken (-2.5%), pork (-1.5%), bulk rice (-0.7%), white sugar (- 0.3%) and wait for the price to fall back.
The report stated that the cumulative inflation rate from January to April reached 1.53%, while the cumulative inflation rate in the past twelve months (May 2011 to April 2012) was 4.08%, and the inflation rate in 2011 was 4.74%. The Central Reserve Bank of Peru’s inflation control target this year is 1% to 3%.
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