Vietnam’s CPI rises slightly in August
Higher house rental costs and dining-out expenses were the main drivers of the increase.
CPI increases 3.26% in 7M
The growth was driven primarily by higher costs in housing repairs, food, and dining services.
Vietnam's CPI in May up 0.16%
The main drivers behind the increase are higher costs for rental housing, home maintenance materials, electricity and dining out.
Q1 Consumer Price Index rises 3.22%
The CPI increase attributed to the price hike of the food and food service, housing, electricity, and medical services.
January CPI up 0.98% following increased demand during Tet
The CPI increase mainly driven by adjusted healthcare fees, and higher transportation costs and food prices.
CPI up 0.13% in November
The CPI growth primarily driven by higher prices for household electricity and rental housing.
CPI up 4.12% while core inflattion rising 2.73% in 7M
Increase of petroleum price and household electricity consumption demand attributed to the CIP rise.
CPI up 4.08% in 1H while core inflation rising 2.75%
CPI increase mainly attributed to higher prices of food and foodstuff.
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February CPI at 1.04% due to rising Tet demand
Increase fueled by high consumer demand during the Lunar New Year holiday.
January CPI rises 3.37%
Increase partly attributable to higher prices for medical services and medicine.
11M CPI rises 3.22%
Core inflation up 4.27% year-on-year in first eleven months.
August CPI at 0.88%
Higher domestic prices for gasoline, rice, and housing pushed up the August CPI against July.
CPI at 3.29% in 1H
Higher prices for electricity and education contributed to rising CPI.
CPI in May up 0.01%
Prices of food, electricity and water the main contributors.
CPI rises 4.18% in Q1
Increases in housing and construction materials add to CPI increase.
2023 inflation forecast at 3.9-4.8%
Range of factors expected to put pressure on prices.
8M CPI up 2.58%
Ms. Nguyen Thu Oanh, Director of the Department of Price Statistics at the General Statistics Office, said that despite pressure and difficulties in the global context, Vietnam’s CPI was under control in the first eight months of the year, at 2.58 per cent, which eases pressure on input costs. Underlying impacts, however, remain.
HCMC's CPI down for first time in 2022 in August
The Ho Chi Minh City Statistics Office has released a report on the city’s socio-economic situation in August and the first eight months of 2022. August was the first month this year that the city’s CPI fell, by 0.31 per cent, though it rose compared to August last year and since last December. It fell mainly due to lower fuel prices.