This is the highest inflation rate in Romania since August 2013.
Romanians paid 0.57% more for food in November compared with October, 0.86% more for non-food items, and 0.33% more for services.
Compared with November 2016, food prices grew 3.88%, non-food items cost 4.12% more, while service prices were 0.1% higher, the data showed.
Romania’s central bank expects inflation at 2.7% at the end of this year. It raised its inflation forecast in November from a previous projection of 1.9%.