Ho Chi Minh City’s CPI up 0.43% in May
Ho Chi Minh City’s consumer price index (CPI) moved up 0.43% monthly and 2.9% annually in May, said the municipal Statistical Office on May 29.
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Medicines and health care services experienced a price hike of 0.1%; household equipment and appliances (0.04%); other goods and services (0.03%); beverages and cigarettes (0.01%), and education (0.01%).
Others saw lower prices, including housing, water and electricity, fuel, construction materials (down 0.01%); culture, entertainment and tourism (0.53%); and post and telecommunications (0.23%).
During the month, gold and US dollar prices were down 0.43% and 0.09%, respectively, compared to April.