Consumer prices in November increased by 0.3% compared with October. This development came primarily from a price increase in `food and non-alcoholic beverages` and in `housing, water, electricity, gas and other fuels`.The year-on-year growth of consumer prices accelerated to3.1% in November,which was 0.4 percentage points up on October. It was the highest year-on-year price growth since October 2012. Month-on-month comparison Price growth in `food and non-alcoholic beverages` was caused mainly by higher prices of vegetables by 4.5%, fruit by 3.4%, pork by 4.1%, cheese and curd by 2.0%, sausages and smoked meat by 1.4% and sugar by 11.3%. In `housing, water, electricity, gas and other fuels`...
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