Inflation Surges to 5.7%

Ljubljana, 30 November - Fuelled by rising prices of food and hospitality services, Slovenia's annual inflation rate rose to 5.7% in November, its highest point since July 2003. According to the Statistics Office, the monthly consumer price index stood at 0.9%.

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Nov 30, 2007, 11:24 gj/gz

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Publish time: Nov 30, 2007, 11:24

Category: Business, Finance and Economy

Keywords: STATISTICS, INFLATION

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