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The inflation rate was 9.69% in December 2025, with price increases for services (11.00%) and non-food goods (10.48%)

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In December 2025, the annual inflation rate was 9.69%, according to INS, with the highest price increases recorded in services (11.00%). Non-food goods increased by 10.48%, while food goods rose by 7.75%. The most significant price increases for food were for coffee (23.94%) and fresh fruits (15.19%). Additionally, prices for milk, bread, and beef have increased considerably. In the services category, CFR tickets increased by 24.40%, and air services by 18.37%.

For non-food goods, electricity had the highest increase, at 60.91%, following the removal of price caps. The year 2025 ended with an average annual inflation rate of 7.3%, compared to 5.6% in 2024. It is important to mention that no price decreases were recorded in December 2025 compared to the previous year, and the support schemes for capping electricity prices significantly influenced the inflation calculation.

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Rata anuală a inflaţiei a fost de 9,7%, în luna decembrie 2025 comparativ cu luna decembrie 2024 (INS)
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Rata anuală a inflaţiei a coborât timid în decembrie 2025, la 9,7%, după un 9,8% în noiembrie şi octombrie şi vârful de 9,9% în septembrie şi august
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Rata inflației a ajuns la 9,7% în decembrie. Energia electrică s-a scumpit cel mai mult, cu 60%

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