In 2023, import prices grew by 1.1% between months, fell by 3.5% between years – Import and import price indices of goods – from 2023

In 2023, import prices rose by 1.1% between months, and fell by 3.5% between years. Import prices increased by 2.0% month-on-month, and decreased by 9.2% year-on-year. The value of the number of sessions was between 99.2% and 106.4%.

Import prices

Intermediate increased by 1.1% (by 0.2% after the exchange rate), the biggest influence was the increase in prices of mineral fuels by 5.5% (mainly electronics and petroleum products). The prices of industrial consumer goods and the prices of chemicals rose by 1.8%. Only the prices of semi-finished products fell ¹ by 0.2% (due to iron and steel).

Meziron decreased by 3.5% (actually by 2.5% after the exchange rate), the biggest influence was the price of semi-finished products by 7.8% (due to iron and steel and metal products). The prices of other raw materials fell the most ² by 20.0% (mainly oil, black pepper and oilseeds), mineral fuels by 14.6% (electricity, coal and petroleum products) and chemical prices by 11.3% (mainly organic chemicals, plastic and inorganic chemicals). The prices of beverages grew the most by 15.1% and machinery and means of transport by 2.1%.

Import prices

Intermediate increased by 2.0% (adjusted by 0.9% at exchange rates), the biggest influence was the increase in the prices of mineral fuels by 7.8% (mainly oil and petroleum products). The prices of chemicals rose by 2.0% (especially plastic and liv) and the prices of machinery and means of transport by 1.7%. Only the prices of other raw materials fell by 0.6%.

Meziron decreased by 9.2% (actually by 7.8% after the exchange rate), the biggest effect was the decrease in the price of mineral fuels by 37.8% (mainly gas, electricity and oil and petroleum products). Prices of other raw materials fell by 14.1% (including metal ores and metal waste), chemicals by 9.9% (mostly plastic and organic chemicals) and prices of semi-finished products by 6.8% (mainly iron and steel and non-ferrous metals). The prices of drinks and tablets grew the most by 23.6% and the prices of industrial consumer goods by 3.3%.

In inter-month import prices rose by 1.1% and import prices by 2.0%. Meanwhile, import prices fell by 3.5% and import prices by 9.2%. A significant year-on-year decrease of 37.8% was recorded in imported energy prices, where the prices of gas, electricity and oil and petroleum products fell the most. warns Vladimr Klime, head of the department of industrial price statistics and foreign trade S.

Smnn session

Intermediate recorded a value of 99.2% (99.3% in August). The lowest values ​​were reached by beverages and tablets (97.1%), the highest values ​​by other raw materials (101.3%).

Meziron reached values ​​of 106.4% (108.7% in August). The highest value was recorded for mineral fuel (137.3%), the lowest for food (92.4%).

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