Ukrainians warned about 'holiday' price hikes on products: what prices will rise.


Ukrainians were informed about the 'holiday' price hike on products
The executive director of the Economic Discussion Club, Oleg Penzen, informed Glavred about the approaching price increase on products.
December is not only a Time for gifts but also a period when many people face unexpected expenses. This relates to both gifts and products for the festive table that Ukrainians buy before Christmas and New Year. However, it is worth remembering that many stores and producers deliberately raise prices before the holidays, knowing that consumers will be willing to pay more to prepare for the celebration.
In particular, Penzen warns that before the Christmas holidays, some prices for products will rise. This will also affect those goods that were previously not influenced by 'inflation'.
Especially noticeable price increases will be observed after mid-December when most people start buying products for Christmas and New Year.
'High demand for goods before the winter holidays may lead to price increases,' the expert emphasized.
According to him, prices will rise for meat, smoked products, meat products, fish, and eggs. The price increase will last approximately until mid-January, after which they will stabilize.
'For a month or a month and a half, a plateau will be maintained, as after the long holidays, people's purchasing power will decrease,' the specialist explained.
We remind you that eggs have once again become more expensive in Ukraine, as another basic product.
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