In Jan.-Oct. 2009 consumer price rise was registered in CIS countries. The highest inflation is in Ukraine — 10.1%, followed by Belarus — 8.3%. Russia has lower increase — 8.1%, whereas Armenia and Georgia close the list with 3.2% and 3% respectively. In Baltic States, as well as Azerbaijan and Moldova prices keep on declining — for 1.4%, state's National statistical services inform.
US Dollar
USD
$363.52
363.52
Euro
EUR
€414.34
414.34
British Pound Sterling
GBP
£481.45
481.45
Russian Ruble
RUB
₽.4.31
4.31
Georgian Lari
GEL
GEL 139.55
139.55
Swiss Franc
CHF
CHF 438.40
438.40
US Dollar
USD
$363.52
363.52
Euro
EUR
€414.34
414.34
British Pound Sterling
GBP
£481.45
481.45
Russian Ruble
RUB
₽.4.31
4.31
Georgian Lari
GEL
GEL 139.55
139.55
Swiss Franc
CHF
CHF 438.40
438.40
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