The consumer price index (CPI) slowed the pace of annual decline to a rate of -0.2% in September, compared with -0.5% in July, according to the leading indicator who has published the National Institute of Statistics (INE).
“This increase is mainly explained by the stability of prices of food and non-alcoholic beverages, compared with the drop recorded in 2013″ ensures the statistical agency. Has also influenced upward rising electricity prices this month.
In August, this flag marked its lowest level since October 2009, the downward tensions that had the alarm bells ringing was so moderate about the risk of deflation.
As for the HICP flash, used to compare prices with Europe, was located in September at -0.3%. Confirmed this fact, would have reduced their fall into two tenths from August.
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