| Taiwan’s Consumer Price Index Steadily up, the Biggest Growth Rate in the Last Three Years |
| Thursday,July 08,2004 Posted: 08:22 BJT(0022 GMT) |
Taiwan’s consumer price index was steadily up, 100.96 in June, up by1.75% than this time last year, the biggest growth rate since February 2001. The main reason is that price of meat, fruit and oil products is relatively high. The average consumer price index in Jan. through June was up by 0.86% than this time last year. (Information by Network Center of MOFCOM) |
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