There was a slight increase in the prices of vital drugs in Russia; only 1.6 percent of experts do not consider it a serious threat. This was reported by experts in an interview with the newspaper “News“.
According to the publication, new rules regarding the introduction of prescription drugs come into effect from September 1. Yulia Makarenko, Deputy Director of the Development Banking Institute, noted that there is a risk of shortage of artificial drugs, but this has not materialized.
FG “Finam” analyst Zarina Saidova confirmed that there is currently no reason to worry about the availability of drugs in pharmacies or to expect an unreasonable increase in their price.
Artem Deev, head of the analytics department of Amarkets, described the situation as completely normal and pointed out that the increase in the prices of vital drugs is below the inflation level.
Previously reportedAlmost 40 percent of Russians noticed an increase in the prices of basic food and non-food items last month. According to the research conducted between 28-30 July with the participation of 1,500 participants in 104 cities of Russia, the biggest price increase is seen in meat, sugar, fish and dairy products.
Respondents also complained of increased prices for drugs (33% of respondents), gasoline (32%), clothing and shoes (23% each). One out of every five people stated an increase in the cost of electronics and household appliances.
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