This is the lowest reading since December 2024, as the index turned negative just one month after the +0.39% increase recorded in June. Of the 23 categories examined in the survey, 11 recorded price decreases and 12 recorded increases. The survey was released a few weeks before the implementation of the National Social Agreement for voluntary price reductions on essential consumer goods. It should be noted that the IELKA survey is based on the analysis of actual monthly sales data from major supermarket chains rather than on sampled price observations. - Price de-escalation in supermarkets in July: Which products saw the biggest reductions appeared first on - English.