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For the second month in a row, annual inflation is slowing in Bulgaria. The National Statistical Institute (NSI) registered that in November it was 16.9 percent.
A month earlier it exceeded 17%, and in September it hit a record 18.7%.
Monthly inflation is 0.8%. There is an increase in prices for almost all groups of goods and services, the most noticeable being for heat energy and postal and courier services.
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