Central Bank gives examples of goods that have become cheaper and explains why rates and prices move differently
At a press conference on 4 November, Central Bank deputy chairman Nodirbek Achilov answered a question about the constant rise in prices: according to the regulator, price growth has slowed for about 70% of items in the consumer basket, and some goods — for example, vegetable oil — have actually become cheaper. At the same time, food and fuel continue to rise in price, and the policy rate has been kept at 14%. At a press conference on November 4, First Deputy Chairman of the Central Bank Nodirbek Achilov answered a question about the constant rise in prices: according to the regulator, price growth has slowed for about 70% of items in the consumer basket, and some goods — for example, vegetable oil — have actually become cheaper. At the same time, food products and fuel continue to rise in price, and the key rate has been kept at 14%.
Otabek Yusupov