Inflation at the stake, stops at the most 0.3% But in Abruzzo and Marche grows more – BBC

L'inflazione marks in January, a decline of 0.2% per month. Compared to a year ago, prices were up only 0.3% on an annual basis. The point made by the National Institute of Statistics on consumer prices. The report published on February 22 confirmed the preliminary estimates published last month.

flex for electricity and fuels

in January, the decline more marked economic affects the prices of expense division ‘Transport’ (-1.1%). The other significant economic downturn is that of the related housing prices, water, electricity and fuels (-0.6%). Also fell accommodation services and catering (minus 0.3%). Note the acceleration of growth of prices of the chapter “shows Recreation and Culture” (+ 1.3% from + 0.6). While there has been a clear slowdown in the growth of prices of food products and non-alcoholic beverages (+ 0.4% from + 1.2%).

L’Aquila as Bolzano

in the center-north, with the exception of the Friuli-Venezia Giulia – where prices are firm compared to January 2015 – the regional situation sees prices rising year on year in all cases with the largest increases for Valle d’Aosta, Trentino-Alto Adige and Marche (+ 0.6% for all three regions). Similarly, in almost all regions of the South are found trend price increases with Abruzzo (+ 0.7%) and Campania and Sicily (+ 0.4%), which recorded the largest increases; Puglia (-0.3%) was the only region where there are price declines. As for the capitals of regions and autonomous provinces, Venice, Aosta, L’Aquila and Bolzano (+ 0.6% for all four) are the cities in which the prices recorded the highest increase compared to January 2015 (Figure 9). Follow Bologna (+ 0.5%), Naples, Genoa and Trento (+ 0.4% for all three), Ancona (+ 0.3%), Turin, Cagliari, and Catanzaro (+ 0.2%) and Rome (+ 0.1%). In Milan, Florence, Perugia and Palermo the prices are firm on an annual basis. In the remaining cities, there are trend declines in prices that are between -0.3% and -0.2% of Bari of Potenza and Trieste.

from the fields to the supermarket

According to Coldiretti, are collapsing prices of fruits and vegetables directly from the manufacturer. It should be in the Italian countryside from -60% percent of the tomatoes to -30% for durum wheat, up to -21% for oranges than last year. All this going against the trend of food prices reported by ISTAT which recorded a 0.6% growth in fresh and 0.3% in processed. Nielsen does however point on prices and sales in supermarkets. In retail volume growth was 1.1% (fourth quarter 2015 compared to the same period of 2014). During the same period prices increased by 0.3%. This has led the industry in sales growth of 1.4%.

February 22, 2016 (edited February 22, 2016 | 11:37)

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