Inflation Rose to 4.7 Percent in September
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The annual inflation rate measured by the consumer price index in September was 4.7 percent, and compared to August, these prices increased by 0.9 percent, the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) announced in its first estimate.
The annual inflation rate measured by the consumer price index in September was 4.7 percent, and compared to August, these prices increased by 0.9 percent, according to data from the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS), published today. This is an acceleration of the annual inflation rate compared to August, when it was 4.
The biggest pressure on inflation in September came from energy. Its prices jumped by as much as 20.5 percent on an annual basis.
Year-on-year inflation rose to 4.7 percent in September, with rising energy prices contributing the most to this acceleration, according to first estimates from the State Bureau of Statistics.
Energy prices have risen the most
Compared to August 2026, it is 0.9 percent higher, the Central Bureau of Statistics announced.
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