Vietnam's CPI up 3.63 per cent in January and apartment prices continue its uptrend


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HANOI (Xinhua): Vietnam's consumer price index (CPI) in January went up by 3.63 per cent year on year, the General Statistics Office (GSO) has announced.

Compared to December 2024, the index grew by 0.98 per cent in January, contributed by price hikes for nine out of the 11 items in the calculation basket. Decreasing prices were reported in education and post as well as telecommunications.

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