Week-On-Week: SPI rises 0.16%
The index for the group stood at 215.67 points against 215.56 in the previous week
PHOTO: PAKISTAN BUREAU OF STATISTICS
ISLAMABAD:
The Sensitive Price Indicator (SPI) for the week ended December 21, 2017 registered an increase of 0.16% for the combined income group, going up from 225.65 points in the previous week to 226.00 points in the week under review. Compared to the corresponding week of previous year, the SPI for the combined income group rose 3.46%. The SPI for the lowest income group increased 0.05% compared to the previous week. The index for the group stood at 215.67 points against 215.56 in the previous week, according to provisional figures released by the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics. During the week, average prices of 12 items rose in a selected basket of goods, prices of eight items fell and rates of remaining 33 goods recorded no change.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 23rd, 2017.
The Sensitive Price Indicator (SPI) for the week ended December 21, 2017 registered an increase of 0.16% for the combined income group, going up from 225.65 points in the previous week to 226.00 points in the week under review. Compared to the corresponding week of previous year, the SPI for the combined income group rose 3.46%. The SPI for the lowest income group increased 0.05% compared to the previous week. The index for the group stood at 215.67 points against 215.56 in the previous week, according to provisional figures released by the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics. During the week, average prices of 12 items rose in a selected basket of goods, prices of eight items fell and rates of remaining 33 goods recorded no change.
Published in The Express Tribune, December 23rd, 2017.