Slovenia consumer prices rebound in March
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Consumer prices in Slovenia increased by 0.1% year-on-year in March, the first gain since July last year, data from the Ljubljana-based Statistics Bureau of Slovenia (SURS) show.
Main upward pressure came from a 38.7% rise in cost of electricity after prices fell sharply a year earlier as the government announced a temporary non-payment of contributions.
Other upward pressure came from alcoholic beverages and tobacco (3.3%); education (0.7%); health (0.5%); and restaurants and hotels (0.5%). In contrast, prices were down for transport (-0.8%) and food (-0.7%).
On a monthly basis, consumer prices increased by 0.3%, the same as in February.
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