Russia's weekly inflation rises to 0.12% in late September
Consumer prices in Russia increased at a faster weekly pace from September 22 to 28 compared with the previous week, TASS reported.
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Russia's weekly inflation rate rose to 0.12% in the period from September 22 to September 28, according to figures reported by the state news agency TASS.
The reading marks an acceleration compared with the previous week, September 15 to 21, when weekly inflation stood at 0.06%.
Tracking price pressures
Weekly inflation figures are closely watched by Russian policymakers and the central bank as an early indicator of broader price trends, feeding into decisions on monetary policy, including interest rate settings.
A pickup in the weekly rate, even a modest one, can signal shifting price dynamics across categories such as food, fuel and consumer goods, though the specific drivers behind the September uptick were not detailed in the available reporting.
Russian authorities continue to monitor inflation closely amid ongoing economic pressures, with weekly data of this kind typically feeding into monthly and annual inflation calculations that shape the central bank's broader assessment of price stability.
No further breakdown of the data by category was provided in the source report.
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