Current data for 2012

As compared with April 2012, consumer price index for goods and services was 101,6% in May 2012, and 108,5% as compared with December 2011.

As compared with April 2012, industrial producer price index was 102,1% in May 2012, of which for investment goods – 100,9%, for intermediate goods – 101,8%, for consumer goods – 103,2%.

	May 2012 to			January-May 2012 to January-May 2011
	April 2012	December 2011	May 2011	January-May 2012 to January-May 2011
Consumer price index	101,6	108,5	180,5	200,2
Industrial producer price index	102,1	109,7	223,7	239,9
producer goods	101,6	110,1	229,7	248,1
Agricultural producer price index	106,2	123,1	261,9	259,1
Price index in construction¹⁾	101,9	113,1	225,4	228,3
for building and assembly works	101,4	114,5	227,1	224,0
Freight tariff index	102,6	124,9	214,9	266,5
Tariff index for communication services for legal persons and individual entrepreneurs	102,2	111,8	152,8	148,4

As compared with April 2012, price index for food goods was 102,6% in May 2012 and 109,7% as compared with December 2011.

	May 2012 to			January-May 2012 to January-May 2011
	April 2012	December 2011	May 2011	January-May 2012 to January-May 2011
Total food goods	102,6	109,7	196,0	215,9
Food stuffs	102,3	105,8	184,2	207,7
of which:
Meat and poultry	103,2	108,5	225,1	243,7
Sausages and smoked products	104,8	109,3	212,2	213,3
Fish and edible sea products (including herring)	99,6	100,8	184,1	238,3
Canned fish	100,2	107,1	216,0	272,3
Milk and milk products	104,4	108,8	170,7	168,6
Cheese	105,9	108,0	197,6	196,5
Animal oil	106,3	108,2	210,9	208,0
Vegetable oil	99,1	90,8	164,9	207,4
Eggs	95,4	100,6	229,7	241,4
Bread and bakery products	107,0	109,7	155,9	155,2
Wheat flour	100,9	104,1	172,5	178,5
Pasta products	99,98	99,2	128,7	161,3
Cereals	99,1	96,1	121,3	159,5
Sugar	100,0	107,5	150,3	191,7
Confectionery	101,8	106,7	210,7	241,8
Tea	99,9	99,2	138,9	199,6
Potatoes	95,8	98,7	72,2	83,6
Fruits	100,2	103,9	132,5	198,0
Vegetables	91,4	86,1	134,3	176,4
Alcoholic beverages	103,9	125,3	253,7	254,1
Tobacco products	100,1	112,8	242,0	240,8

As compared with April 2012, price index for non-food goods was 100,7% in May 2012 and 106% as compared with December 2011.

	May 2012 to			January-May 2012 to January-May 2011
	April 2012	December 2011	May 2011	January-May 2012 to January-May 2011
Total non-food goods	100,7	106,0	170,6	201,8
of which:
Fabrics	100,7	105,7	186,1	196,8
Apparel	100,7	105,1	171,8	184,0
Footwear	101,4	104,0	167,3	179,8
Perfumery and beauty products	100,4	105,5	177,2	225,7
Furniture	100,4	100,3	165,7	185,0
Carpets and carpet articles	100,6	105,5	166,4	176,9
Tableware	100,7	106,7	186,7	194,2
Clocks and watches	100,4	107,7	179,4	182,5
Household electric appliance	100,5	100,4	148,4	187,5
Writing materials	101,7	113,5	190,2	199,5
Medicaments	102,1	119,9	227,7	218,0
Detergents	99,97	99,1	133,5	200,1
Bicycles and motorcycles	100,5	113,6	215,2	250,2
Building materials	101,2	105,1	186,0	223,5
Petrol	100,0	111,3	157,9	186,1

As compared with April 2012, price and tariff index for paid services was 100,4% in May 2012 and 110,3% as compared with December 2011.

	May 2012 to			January-May 2012 to January-May 2011
	April 2012	December 2011	May 2011	January-May 2012 to January-May 2011
Total paid services provided to population	100,4	110,3	158,0	160,9
of which:
Personal	103,0	120,4	192,3	193,3
Housing and utilities	96,3	97,8	123,3	125,7
of which:
Electricity	100,0	100,0	123,1	125,8
Gas	100,0	100,0	110,0	120,0
Water supply	100,0	100,5	128,8	129,9
Heating	77,8	77,8	123,6	122,4
Housing maintenance	100,0	112,9	127,8	120,1
Passenger transport	101,1	112,4	186,1	199,5
of which:
Urban	100,0	117,4	183,0	182,6
Air	99,5	99,6	143,7	211,1
Motor road
Local	100,0	120,0	225,5	202,9
Intercity	100,2	113,7	209,8	208,6
Railway
International	103,7	107,6	227,6	270,3
Intercity (excluding local)	100,0	100,0	100,4	100,4
Local	100,0	100,0	100,0	107,8
Communications	101,2	111,4	157,5	151,9
Pre-school institutions	100,0	100,0	214,1	225,8
Higher education	100,0	130,8	184,9	179,0
Medicine	102,4	122,3	218,6	213,4
Culture	104,8	121,0	169,1	164,2
of which:
Cinema and video clubs	100,5	127,7	156,0	156,1
Theatres	98,3	119,5	164,1	168,9
Concert halls	112,1	120,6	167,8	152,6
Sanatorium and health improving	108,0	146,0	226,1	213,5
Tourism	103,4	99,8	130,9	199,8

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¹⁾ Reflects the price change of fixed capital investment taking into account technological structure components.