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Natural gas tariffs for household consumers in Moldova have risen by an average of 63.71% over the past 12 months.

Natural gas tariffs for household consumers in Moldova have risen by an average of 63.71% over the past 12 months.

This follows from the new inflation data, provided by the National Bureau of Statistics. It was noted, in particular, that they increased by 17.55% in January, 2023, compared to December, 2022, and by 63.71%, compared to January, last year. At the same time, electricity tariffs in January 2023, compared to December 2022, decreased by 33.55%, and compared to January 2022 - increased by 78.52%. At the same time, tariffs for centralized heating in January 2023, compared to the previous month, increased by 41.42%, and compared to January last year - increased by 56.28%. Overall, utility rates in January 2023, compared to December 2022, decreased by 1.16%, and compared to January 2022, increased by 81.4%. Water rates in January 2023, compared to the previous month, increased by 6.5%, and compared to January 2022, increased by 7.25%. Passenger fares in January 2023 decreased by 0.19%, compared to December 2022 and increased by 60.37%, compared to January 2022. // 10.02.2023 - InfoMarket.

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