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The consumer price index of goods and services in February 2012 was 101,5% as compared with January 2012, and 103,5% compared with December 2011.

The industrial producer price index in February 2012 was 102,1% as compared with January 2012, with 105,4% for investment goods, 101,4% for intermediate goods, and 101,9% for consumer goods.

	February 2012 to			January-February 2012 to January-February 2011
	January 2012	December 2011	February 2011	January-February 2012 to January-February 2011
Consumer price index	101,5	103,5	207,4	208,5
Industrial producer price index	102,1	104,2	247,4	247,8
producer goods	102,3	104,9	257,5	257,4
Agricultural producer price index	104,2	112,5	281,0	279,0
Price index in construction¹⁾	102,1	106,9	230,1	225,2
building and assembly works	99,8	106,7	225,2	219,0
Freight tariff index	101,3	120,2	287,6	286,7
Tariff index of communications services for legal persons and individual entrepreneurs	104,4	104,6	145,7	142,8

Price index of food goods in February 2012 was 101,6% compared with January 2012, and 103,9% compared with December 2011.

	February 2012 to			January-February 2012 to January-February 2011
	January 2012	December 2011	February 2011	January-February 2012 to January-February 2011
Food goods – total	101,6	103,9	223,9	224,5
food	101,2	101,5	217,4	219,0
of which:
meat and poultry	100,6	100,1	246,9	249,1
sausages and smoked foods	100,8	101,7	213,3	214,7
fish and seafood, including herring	100,5	101,4	264,4	267,8
canned fish	101,3	105,8	296,3	296,5
milk and dairy products	100,7	101,5	168,4	169,7
cheese	100,4	100,7	197,5	200,0
butter	100,7	100,6	208,1	210,9
vegetable oil	98,1	96,2	238,5	242,3
eggs	101,6	101,9	245,4	244,4
bread and bakery products	100,4	100,6	156,6	156,7
wheat flour	100,9	102,4	181,0	181,6
pasta	99,2	99,0	174,8	176,7
cereals	99,1	98,3	175,8	186,4
sugar	100,0	100,0	194,5	203,6
confectionery	101,6	103,7	256,3	256,6
tea	101,5	98,0	233,5	233,1
potatoes	106,1	110,1	94,5	94,5
fruits	101,7	103,0	236,1	238,0
vegetables	109,4	104,4	210,5	207,3
alcoholic beverages	103,2	112,7	252,8	249,2
tobacco	101,9	111,3	240,2	238,5

Price index of non-food goods in February 2012 was 100,8% compared with January 2012, and 102,4% compared with December 2011.

	February 2012 to			January-February 2012 to January-February 2011
	January 2012	December 2011	February 2011	January-February 2012 to January-February 2011
Non-food goods – total	100,8	102,4	215,7	215,3
of which:
textiles	101,3	103,1	202,2	203,1
clothing	100,5	101,7	187,7	187,6
footwear	99,2	100,7	184,4	184,4
perfumery and cosmetics	101,3	104,0	245,3	244,7
furniture	99,3	100,4	191,6	193,2
carpets and carpet articles	101,3	103,5	180,0	179,7
kitchenware	102,0	104,3	197,1	195,9
watches and clocks	102,2	103,7	182,2	181,3
household electric appliances	99,4	99,4	203,0	203,6
writing materials	104,8	108,8	204,0	200,5
medicaments	104,8	109,6	213,8	207,2
synthetic detergents	98,8	99,1	239,4	241,5
bicycles and motorcycles	105,2	107,3	263,5	257,4
building materials	100,7	101,9	239,8	239,8
gasoline	100,0	100,0	209,2	209,2

Price and tariff index of paid services in February 2012 was 102,9% compared with January 2012, and 104,8% compared with December 2011.

	February 2012 to			January-February 2012 to January-February 2011
	January 2012	December 2011	February 2011	January-February 2012 to January-February 2011
Paid services for population – total	102,9	104,8	158,7	162,0
of which:
personal	104,1	109,5	192,7	190,1
housing and utilities	100,1	100,1	121,2	130,8
of which:
electricity	100,0	100,0	123,1	130,1
gas	100,0	100,0	110,0	138,8
water supply	100,0	100,0	128,2	131,9
heating	100,0	100,0	122,1	122,1
housing maintenance	100,0	100,0	113,3	115,7
passenger transport	100,5	101,7	206,4	205,0
of which:
urban	100,0	100,0	183,9	183,9
air	101,0	100,2	248,4	248,5
motor road
suburban	100,0	100,0	187,9	187,9
interurban	102,3	103,4	208,1	205,7
rail
international	100,4	104,6	295,9	288,0
intranational (excluding suburban)	100,0	100,0	100,4	100,4
suburban	100,0	100,0	113,7	113,7
communications	101,1	101,4	145,2	144,4
preschool institutions	100,0	100,0	214,1	245,9
higher education	123,5	129,7	184,0	170,4
medical	105,5	111,6	210,2	205,4
culture	107,1	110,9	163,8	161,3
of which:
cinemas, video halls	108,0	125,2	158,2	153,6
theatres	105,7	115,7	168,1	171,8
concert halls	110,5	101,5	149,5	147,3
sanatorium-health improvement	103,0	122,9	208,1	205,5
tourism	97,4	95,4	238,5	244,6

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¹⁾ Characterizes price changes of fixed capital investment taking into account technological structure components.