Hong Kong’s overall consumer prices rose by 4 percent in April over the same month in 2012, larger than the corresponding increase of 3.6 percent in March, the city’s Census and Statistics Department announced on Tuesday.
Netting out the effects of all government’s one-off relief measures, the year-on-year rate of increase in the Composite Consumer Price Index (CPI), the underlying inflation rate in April was 3.9 percent, larger than the March level of 3.7 percent, mainly attributable to the increases in the prices of fresh vegetables.
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