Cremona, trend in local consumer prices

Cremona, The October 2020 consumer price indices were developed in the context of the progressive reduction in the severity of the health emergency due to the spread of Covid-19 in Italy and the reopening of a large part of the commercial activities offering consumer goods and services. While remaining above the norm, the number of non-detections therefore decreased (similarly to what happened in June, July, August and September).
The structure of the survey on consumer prices, based on the use of a plurality of channels for data acquisition, made it possible to reduce the negative effects of the high number of missed surveys on the quality of measurements of the dynamics of consumer prices. consumption. The situation that arose and the ways in which it was gradually addressed are illustrated in the Methodological Note, on pages 19, 20 and 21 of the press release issued today by Istat.
As recalled in the Istat methodological note, the indices at the different levels of aggregation, both national and local, which have had a share of attributions greater than 50% (in terms of missing prices and/or weight), are reported through the use of the “i” flag (imputed data).
Final October 2020 consumer price index for the entire community (NIC) for the Municipality of Cremona: 0 on the previous month (cyclical change) -0,2 on the same month of the previous year (trend change)
The cyclical and trend changes by division of the final September 2020 are communicated below:
Division Trend change % Short-term change % Food products and non-alcoholic drinks + 1,1 +0,2 Alcoholic drinks and tobacco +1,6 -0,3 Clothing and socks
ture +0,1 +0,5 Housing, water, electricity and fuels -1,7 +2,5 Furniture, items and services
for the home -0,1 -0,7 Health services and health expenditure +0,1 0 Transport -4,2 -0,8
Communications -6,6 +0,3 Recreation, entertainment and culture 0 -0,3 Education -7,5 -7,1 Hospitality and catering services +2,7 -0,1 Other goods and services +3,6 + 0,5

Food and non-alcoholic drinks +0,2:
On the rise: rice, cereals; sheep and goat meat, packaged cured meats; Freshly caught sea and freshwater fish, fresh molluscs; milk, yogurt and processed cheeses; margarine and olive oil. Among fruit and vegetables: citrus fruits in general (in particular mandarins, clementines and lemons), peaches of all types, berries, watermelons, melons and exotic fruit; salad, spinach, broccoli, cabbage, savoy cabbage, head cabbage, tomatoes for sauce, cucumbers, aubergines, courgettes, peas, peppers, green beans, fennel, garlic, asparagus, artichokes, ginger, frozen potatoes. Ice cream, salt, spices and herbs; mineral waters, soft and carbonated drinks, fruit juices.
Decreasing: flour, bread and bakery products, pasta of all types; over-the-counter beef, poultry and deli meats; Farmed fresh sea fish, fresh shellfish; fresh cheeses and dairy products, eggs; butter and edible oils. Among fruit and vegetables: grapefruits, bananas, apples, pears, grapes, strawberries, kiwis; chicory, green beets, celery, cauliflower, salad tomatoes, pumpkins, carrots, mushrooms, frozen vegetables, vegetarian/vegan preparations, potatoes. Jams, marmalades, honey, chocolate, confectionery; sauces and condiments, baby food, ready meals, yeasts; coffee, tea, cocoa and chocolate powder.
Alcoholic drinks and tobacco -0,3
On the rise: alcoholic aperitifs, low-alcohol and non-alcoholic beers. Decreasing: liqueurs, spirits, wines of all types, lager beers.
Clothing and footwear +0,5
On the increase: men's jackets, men's pullovers and men's pajamas, skirts, shirts, women's t-shirts and pullovers, women's pajamas, clothing for babies and children, children's sportswear; footwear and sports shoes for men, footwear for women, footwear for babies and children. Decreasing: men's coats and jackets, men's trousers and men's leisure and sportswear, women's trousers and dresses, women's underwear and socks.
Housing, water, electricity and fuel +2,5
On the increase: painters and carpenters services, protected market electricity, city gas and natural gas, liquid hydrocarbons, heating oil.
Decreasing: condominium fees, free market electricity.
Furniture, household items and services -0,7
On the rise: indoor furniture.
Decreasing: home textile items, refrigerators and freezers; washing machines, dryers and dishwashers, heating and air conditioning apparatus, household cleaning apparatus; small household appliances (coffee machines, kettles, irons), small tools and non-durable household goods (detergents and products for household cleaning and laundry).
Health services and health expenses 0
On the rise: corrective glasses and contact lenses.
Decreasing: pharmaceuticals and other medicinal products.
Transport -0,8
On the rise: new cars, bicycles; rail passenger transport, rail transport

national, maritime transport.
Decreasing: used diesel, hybrid and electric cars; diesel for means of transport; national, international, European and intercontinental flights.
Communications +0,3
On the increase: fixed telephone services, internet connection, bundled telecommunications services. Decreasing: landline and fax telephones, mobile phones, smartphones and smartphone accessories.
Recreation, shows and culture -0,3
On the rise: devices for receiving, recording and reproducing images and sounds, desktop and portable computers, monitors and removable memories. Motorhomes, caravans and trailers; games and hobbies, plants and flowers, pet products; fiction books, binding services and e-book downloads, newspapers, stationery, stationery and drawing materials.
Decreasing: cameras and video cameras, tablets, printers, media for recording sounds, images and videos. Boats, outboard motors and boat equipment, boat engines; traditional and electronic games, sporting goods, recreational and sporting services, national and international holiday packages.
Education -7,1
Decreasing: primary education, university education excluding research doctorates, education and training courses.
Hospitality and catering services -0,1
On the increase: bars, bar cafeterias, bar pastry and ice cream shops, bar snacks, fast food and takeaway catering services, consumption of delicatessen products, sliced ​​pizzerias, food delivery; school canteens and other educational institutions.
Decreasing: accommodation services (hotels and motels, hotel rooms, guesthouses and similar).
Other goods and services +0,5
On the increase: sanitary products, body products; jewelry store; banking and finance charges, deposit, collection and payment services.
Decreasing: electrical appliances for personal care, non-electric appliances, hair products, body and mouth hygiene products, facial products, cosmetic and alcoholic perfumery products; articles for children; transport insurance, car insurance.