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ZAGREB, Oct 16 (Hina) - Consumer prices in September increased by 1.4% on the year which a little higher inflation than they were in August y-on-y and is the highest inflation rate recorded in the past four years, with analysts at Raiffeisenbak Austria (RBA) estimating that the average increase of consumer prices in 2017 could be 1.2%.
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