DELFI / Mindaugas Ažušilis
Lithuania’s consumer price index rose 1.1% in March mirroring rises across the eurozone, up 1.2%, and the EU (up 1%), according to the latest figures from Eurostat.
In March, Portugal (2.2%), Italy (2.1% ) and Spain (2% ) saw the biggest increases in prices.
The price of services rose by 0.5%, while food, alcohol and tobacco prices rose by 0.2%. Excluding energy, food, alcohol and tobacco price changes, so-called core inflation in the eurozone in March was 1.5%.
Prices rose most for the non-energy related industrial products (3.4%). A 1% increase in energy prices was also recorded in March.
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