Consumer prices in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina in September this year increased by 1.4 percent on average compared to the previous month.
In September of this year, compared to September 2025, prices increased by 5.7 percent, which represents annual inflation.
On a monthly basis, prices rose in the sections: Transportation by 3.8 percent, Housing, water, electricity, gas and other energy sources by 3.2 percent, Education by 2.9 percent, Other goods and services by 1.0 percent, Food and non-alcoholic beverages by 0.6 percent, Health by 0.3 percent, Furniture, household appliances and regular home maintenance, and Recreation and culture by 0.2 percent each, and Clothing and footwear and restaurants and hotels by 0.1 percent each, according to data from the Federal Bureau of Statistics.
Prices fell in the Communications section by 0.1 percent, and in the Alcoholic beverages and tobacco section, on average, prices did not change.
In the period January-September 2026, consumer prices increased by 4.6 percent on average compared to the same period of the previous year.
