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Inflacioni në Zvicër rritet në 1.5%, niveli më i lartë që nga dhjetori i vitit 2023

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Një ndër faktorët kryesorë që ka ndikuar në këtë rritje është shtrenjtimi i produkteve të naftës

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Inflacioni në Zvicër ka shënuar një rritje të ndjeshme gjatë muajit tetor 2026, duke arritur në 1.5%, krahasuar me 1% sa ishte në shtator. Kjo është norma më e lartë e inflacionit e regjistruar në vend që nga dhjetori i vitit 2023. Sipas të dhënave të publikuara të martën nga Zyra Federale e Statistikave (FSO), rritja e çmimeve ka tejkaluar pritshmëritë e ekonomistëve, të cilët kishin parashikuar një inflacion ndërmjet 1.1% dhe 1.4%. Një ndër faktorët kryesorë që ka ndikuar në këtë rritje është shtrenjtimi i produkteve të naftës. Gjatë tetorit, çmimet e këtyre produkteve ishin rreth 40% më të larta krahasuar me të njëjtën periudhë të vitit të kaluar. Veçanërisht janë rritur çmimet e naftës për ngrohje, benzinës dhe dizelit, duke ndikuar drejtpërdrejt në indeksin e çmimeve të konsumit, transmeton albinfo.ch. Në krahasim me shtatorin, çmimet e konsumit u rritën me 0.2%, ndërsa indeksi kombëtar arriti në 101.7 pikë. Ndërkohë, inflacioni bazë, i cili përjashton energjinë, karburantet dhe…

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