Greece's import prices decreased for the fourth successive month in March, data released by the Hellenic Statistical Authority showed Tuesday.
The import price index dropped 4.3 percent year-on-year in March, after falling 1.8 percent in February and 1.6 percent in January. Prices have fallen for the fourth month in a row.
The overall decrease was driven mainly by a 13 percent fall in energy prices and a 0.3 percent decrease in intermediate goods prices. Meanwhile, import prices of capital goods and durable consumer goods moved up 0.1 percent each from a year earlier.
Sequentially, the import price index dropped 1.3 percent in March, reversing the previous month's 0.7 percent increase, data showed.
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