In 12 months, compared to December 2021 price rise of 44.8% was recorded for food, within which the highest price increases for the following: 83.2% for cheese, 82.7% for eggs, 81.1% for bread, 79.4% for butter, 79.2% for milk products, 71.0% for other confectionary products, 70.8% for pasta products, 58.0% for margarine, 57.2% for rolls, 52.1% for milk and 51.5% for poultry meat. The lowest price rises were observed for flour (6.7%) and edible oil (1.5%). 

Electricity, gas and other fuels became 55.5% more expensive. Natural and manufactured gas prices went up by 97.8%, the price of firewood by 58.6%, that of butane and propane gas by 48.7% and electricity prices by 27.8%. Consumers paid 13.6% more for consumer durables: 24.1% more for new passenger cars, 20.8% more for heating and cooking appliances, 20.3% more for kitchen and other furniture and 18.7% more for living and dining room furniture. 

Alcoholic beverage and tobacco prices rose by 13.4% on average. Pet food prices became 48.8%, the price of detergents 34.2%, that of household repair and maintenance goods 30.8% and toilet article prices 28.5% higher. Consumers paid 27.0% more for motor fuels. Service charges were up by 9.5%: a taxi cost by 30.0%, the repair and maintenance of dwellings by 24.3%, the repair and maintenance of vehicles by 22.6%, other public entertainment tickets by 22.0%, recreation in the country by 20.9% and personal care services 17.9% more for consumers.

In 2022 compared to the previous year a price rise of 21.7% was recorded for electricity, gas and other fuels, 12.2% for consumer durables, 12.0% for other goods, 9.9% for alcoholic beverages and tobacco, 7.1% for services and 5.5% for clothing and footwear. Consumer prices went up by 15.2% on average among pensioner households.