Cagliari ranks first in Italy for inflation and price increases.
This is what the National Consumers Union reports, re-elaborating the latest ISTAT data on May inflation and drawing up the ranking of the most expensive cities in Italy, in relation to regional capitals and municipalities with more than 150 thousand inhabitants.
At the top of the top ten there is an ex aequo: Parma and Rimini, who compete for supremacy with an inflation equal to 1.6%, which translates into the greatest additional expenditure on an annual basis, equivalent on average to 435 euros.
In second place is Venice, where the 1.4% increase in prices determines an increase in annual spending equal to 369 euros per family.
In third place is Florence which with +1.4% has an additional expense of 366 euros per year for an average family.
Just off the podium Cagliari (+1.5%, equal to 312 euros), then Padua (+1.2%, +308 euros), Trieste (+1.2%, +293 euros), in seventh place Milan ex aequo with Naples +286 euros, then Verona (+1.1%, +283 euros) and Perugia (+1.1%, +270 euros). Rome closes the top ten (+0.9%, +233 euros).
(Unioneonline)
