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Vietnam Beverages and Tobacco CPI Cumulative

Vietnam Beverages and Tobacco CPI Cumulative stood at 3.54 in Jul 2026, according to National Statistics Office (NSO). It is one of the indicators in the CPI table (Percent · Monthly), with a complete series running from Aug 2022 to Jul 2026. The complete series with an interactive chart, free to download.

Source: National Statistics Office (NSO)Last updated: Curated by Bui Thanh Phuc
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This indicator in the CPI table

Indicator07-202605-202604-202603-202602-202601-202612-202511-202510-202509-2025
CPI3.083.613.312.441.190.053.483.282.822.61
Beverages and tobacco3.543.233.012.141.770.582.051.991.891.77
Garments, hats and footwear1.531.461.330.80.80.251.331.131.010.82

Understanding vietnam Beverages and Tobacco CPI Cumulative

The basket for this indicator comprises prices of beverages and tobacco products purchased by households for consumption, according to corresponding representative commodities and weights. The cumulative level reflects the price movement of the group from the beginning of the year to the current period. It is separated from food and catering services, and it is not an output index for the beverage or tobacco manufacturing industries; changes here reflect selling prices to consumers rather than the quantities produced or consumed.

This group can be affected by raw material, packaging, transport, tax, and pricing policy costs, but impacts typically transmit to retail with a lag. Month-on-month comparisons help identify a one-off price adjustment, while year-on-year comparisons provide a more stable view against Tet demand and the hot season. Inferences that the beverage and tobacco sub-branches move identically simply because the aggregate index rises should be avoided. Replacing representative commodities, packaging sizes, quality, or base periods can also make pre- and post-method-change series difficult to compare directly.

Frequently asked questions

Does a rising index indicate that beverages or tobacco are the cause?
Not by itself. Detailed branch inspection and weights are needed to determine the contribution.
Does higher beverage output drive up this commodity group's CPI?
Not necessarily. Output and retail prices are two different variables, even though both are affected by supply and demand.
Do promotions affect the price index?
Potentially, if transaction prices meet the collection criteria of the price basket; the impact depends on popularity and duration.