Vietnamese Textile And Garment Prices Rose 1.63% In April 2011

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Vietnam, 2011, April

Consumer price index

(CPI) increased by 3.32% over the previous 3 months, the highest monthly rate in the past 20 years. The cumulative CPI in the 4 months of this year has risen 9.64%, far exceeding the 7% target of CPI this year.

Ruan Desheng, director of the Statistics Bureau of Vietnam, said that due to the political instability in North Africa and the Middle East, and the earthquake in Japan, NguyenDucThang

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The price of basic goods has risen sharply, especially in food, food and petrol.

In addition, the price of gasoline was raised two times in Vietnam in February 24th and March 29th this year, which also led to the continuous lifting of CPI in Vietnam.

In April this year, the prices of 11 basic goods increased. Due to the high gasoline prices, pport prices continued to rise, up 6.04%, food prices rose 5.61%, hotel service prices rose 4.5%, food prices rose 2.47%, residential and building materials (including electricity, water, fuel and rent) prices rose 4.38%, and textile and clothing and furniture prices rose 1.63% and 1.38%, respectively.

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Basic goods price

All went up, but gold prices fell by 1.2% and the US dollar also depreciated by 1.61%.

Li Chunyi, vice chairman of the NationalFinancialSupervisionCouncil, said that if the Central Bank of Vietnam continues to adopt the monetary tightening policy, the CPI index will be controlled and will not continue to rise after April.