The analysis covered the time frame of January-July 2016. Over 7 months, consumer prices in the country increased by 7.8%.Belarus is followed by:Azerbaijan (5.9%);Kazakhstan (5.2%);Ukraine (4.8%);Russia (3.9%);Tajikistan (3.7%);Estonia (1.8%);Latvia (0.8%);Lithuania (0.3%).Prices decreased in Moldova (0.9%), Georgia (1%), Kyrgyzstan (2.3%) and Armenia (3.3%).During the same period last year, Belarus was in the third place.
