Prices

Consumer Price Indices measure the change of products and services' prices that households purchase for satisfying their own needs. These indices are used for measuring inflation.

Prices as a monetary form of the values of goods and services represent a very significant instrument of economic policy and have great significance in the overall development of the economy of the country. Price movements are subject to statistical monitoring in order to provide data necessary for the management of the policies.

Consumer Price Indices measure the change of products and services' prices that households purchase for satisfying their own needs. These indices are used for measuring inflation.

Producer price indices of the producers of industrial products/services measure the changes in the level of the prices of the products/services that are produced in the country and placed on the domestic and non-domestic markets.

The Construction cost indices for new residential buildings are intended for reviewing or monitoring the costs incurred by the construction companies during the execution of the process of building new residential buildings. 

Agricultural prices are also monitored as price index in input (assets, services and investments in agriculture) and as a price index in output (production from the agricultural sector, purchased or sold outside the sector).