Uzbeks say prices rose 9.2 percent over the past year, according to a Central Bank survey for September, with perceived inflation at 11.9 percent in the...
Uzbeks say prices rose 9.2 percent over the past year, according to a Central Bank survey for September, with perceived inflation at 11.9 percent in the capital Tashkent and 7.9 percent in the Namangan region.
People named meat and dairy, petrol and fuel, electricity and gas, fares and catering as the rises they felt most.
Why it matters: what people feel prices did matters as much as the official rate, because it shapes wage demands, spending and trust in the official figures.
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