Annual inflation drops to 1.3% in July

Annual inflation drops to 1.3% in July

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The annual inflation rate in Slovenia dropped to 1.3% in July, which is the second lowest rate after March 2021, when it was 0.1%, the Statistics Office announced on Wednesday. Annual inflation decreased for the fourth month in a row, CE Report quotes STA Agency

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