Uzbekistan’s foreign trade expands 16% y/y in Jan–April to $24.6bn
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Consumer prices in Bosnia & Herzegovina increased by 14.1% year on year in January, slowing down from a 14.8% y/y increase in December, the country’s statistics office reported on March 6 (chart).
This is the fourth month in a row of slowing inflation in Bosnia.
In monthly terms, the CPI increased 0.5% in January, after moving down 0.6% a month earlier.
Consumer prices in the country increased the most in the following sectors: food and beverages (+22% y/y transport (+15.7% y/y) and housing (+15.6% y/y).
The clothing sector was the only one to post a decline in January, by 2.9% y/y.
In 2022 Bosnia posted annual inflation of 14%.
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