Triggered by the petrol price adjustment on May 20, the price bracket saw the largest rise in transportation, soaring 3.58% from May.
Meanwhile, price of food and restaurants decreased by 0.43% thanks to the abundant supply of food and farm produce.
Meanwhile, price of food and restaurants decreased by 0.43% thanks to the abundant supply of food and farm produce.
Slight surges were seen in garments, footwear and hats (0.14%); housing, electricity, water, fuel, and building materials (0.06%); home appliances (0.1%); beverages and tobacco (0.49%); medicine and healthcare services (0.05%); culture, entertainment and tourism (0.17%); and other commodities (0.1%).
Prices in post-communication and education sectors remained unchanged.
