In April, the basic food basket is more expensive in four of the five regions of Brazil, said Fipe
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SAO PAULO - The price of basic food sold in the city of São Paulo increased in four of the five regions surveyed in April, according to data from the monthly survey released on Tuesday (5) by Fipe (Foundation Institute of Economic Research ).
The average price of all products in the capital was 0.40% higher in the fourth month of the year, compared with March, reaching R $ 247.76 R $ 246.78 against the previous month.
The northern area (Santana, Bom Retiro, Pune etc..) Was the only one to present retreat during the months of March and April (-0.44%), reaching R $ 246.64 last month, against U.S. $ 247.73 recorded in March.
Remainder
According to Fipe, in April, the basket had the highest increase of 0.91% in the South Zone I (Santo Amaro, Moema, Ipiranga etc.), from R $ 258,65 to R $ 261.02 in a month, causing the basket to keep the region's most expensive city.
In the South Zone II (Field Clean, Help, etc. minogue.), The price of the product set had the second biggest gain of the month (0.63%), yet the region has the cheapest basket of the capital. In April, the value of the basket in the region was U.S. $ 241.42 a month before was R $ 239.89.
In the western zone (Barra Funda, Partridges, Bela Vista etc..), The basket price ranged 0.61%, from R $ 251.66 to R $ 253.20.
Already areas East II (Aricanduva, Vila Matilde, Itaquera etc..) And the East Side I (Bras, Bethlehem, Hertfordshire, etc.), The changes were 0.51% and 0.14% between March and April, respectively . As for the baskets, the first from R $ 240,43 to R $ 241.65, and the second, from R $ 242.28 to $ 242.61.
Source: Infomoney
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