Armenia posted 2.8% inflation in January-April 2013 against average 2% across CIS

YEREVAN, June 18./ARKA/. The inflation in Armenia rose by 2.8% in January-April 2013 from a year earlier, whereas the inflation in the CIS  climbed by an average 2% within the reported period, the Interstate Statistical Committee of the CIS reported Tuesday.

Armenia had the second highest inflation rates in the CIS, staying behind Belarus which posted 5.9-percent inflation.

Azerbaijan reported 2.7-percent inflation, Russia –2.4%, Kazakhstan –2.2%, Tajikistan –1.4%, Kyrgyzstan –1.1% and Ukraine –0.1%.

The consumer prices dropped by 0.1% in Armenia in April 2013 from March (average 0.3% in the CIS).

The highest increase in the consumer prices in April was reported in Belarus and Russia –0.5%, Azerbaijan and Moldova –0.4%, Kazakhstan –0.3% and Tajikistan –0.2%.

Kyrgyzstan reported 0.1% deflation within the reported period.

No changes within March-April were recorded in Ukraine. —0-

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