The Iranian Statistics Center declared the point-to-point inflation rate in October 1405 as 88.7%; A figure that shows that the cost of purchasing the same set of goods and services for Iranian households has increased by almost 89% compared to October last year. This index reached 107% in rural areas and indicates the doubling of average prices in these areas within a year. Mehdi Fadai, the deputy of Iran's Economic and National Center for Statistics, announced on Wednesday, November 6, in a report published by the Ilana news agency, that the monthly inflation rate for October was 4.4% and the annual inflation rate was 76.8%. According to the statistics, the consumer price index also reached 761.8. Although point-to-point inflation fell 1.1 percent in October compared to September, the prices of goods and services continued to rise. The decrease in this index does not mean that prices are decreasing, but it shows that the rate of price increase has decreased slightly compared to the corresponding month last year. The statistical data of the Statistics Center also indicate a significant inflation gap between the cities and villages of Iran. Point inflation for urban households was recorded in October at 85.5%, while this figure for rural households reached 107%. The annual inflation is 74.1% in cities and 92.3% in villages. In terms of monthly inflation, rural households faced a price increase of 4.6%, while this index was recorded at 4.3% in urban areas. In this way, monthly, annual and point-to-point inflation in villages was higher than in cities. Examining price changes in different groups of goods and services shows that the education sector experienced the highest price increase in October with a monthly inflation of 23.5%. After education, transportation group with 10.7% and recreation and culture with 9.8% has the highest monthly growth. In the same period, the price of food, beverages and tobacco increased by 2.4% compared to September, while the price increase of non-food products and services reached 5.8%. Comparing prices to October last year indicates a sharp increase in the cost of some goods and services. During this period, the price of tobacco rose by 163.2%, furniture and household appliances by 128%.

The Iranian Statistics Center declared the point-to-point inflation rate in October 1405 as 88.7%; A figure that shows that the cost of purchasing the same set of goods and services for Iranian households has increased by almost 89% compared to October last year. This index reached 107% in rural areas and indicates the doubling of average prices in these areas within a year. Mehdi Fadai, the deputy of Iran's Economic and National Center for Statistics, announced on Wednesday, November 6, in a report published by the Ilana news agency, that the monthly inflation rate for October was 4.4% and the annual inflation rate was 76.8%. According to the statistics, the consumer price index also reached 761.8. Although point-to-point inflation fell 1.1 percent in October compared to September, the prices of goods and services continued to rise. The decrease in this index does not mean that prices are decreasing, but it shows that the rate of price increase has decreased slightly compared to the corresponding month last year. The statistical data of the Statistics Center also indicate a significant inflation gap between the cities and villages of Iran. Point inflation for urban households was recorded in October at 85.5%, while this figure for rural households reached 107%. The annual inflation is 74.1% in cities and 92.3% in villages. In terms of monthly inflation, rural households faced a price increase of 4.6%, while this index was recorded at 4.3% in urban areas. In this way, monthly, annual and point-to-point inflation in villages was higher than in cities. Examining price changes in different groups of goods and services shows that the education sector experienced the highest price increase in October with a monthly inflation of 23.5%. After education, transportation group with 10.7% and recreation and culture with 9.8% has the highest monthly growth. In the same period, the price of food, beverages and tobacco increased by 2.4% compared to September, while the price increase of non-food products and services reached 5.8%. Comparing prices to October last year indicates a sharp increase in the cost of some goods and services. During this period, the price of tobacco rose by 163.2%, furniture and household appliances by 128%.