
Published
12/17/2025, 12:16The consumer price index in November 2025 was 108.3% compared to November last year. The main contribution came from the rise in food prices (+8.9%), including meat (+14.0%), vegetables and fruit (+15.1%), oils and fats (+15.1%).
Prices for non-food items rose by 7%, including housing services (+13.9%) and electricity (+23.6%). The cost of paid services increased by 9.1%, especially in the areas of education and healthcare.
In order to curb inflation in 2025, monetary policy was tightened: the discount rate was raised to 11%, and measures were introduced to regulate prices for socially significant goods.


