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The price of a first class stamp has risen to £1.25 from £1.10.

Cristian Erbaşu, the president of the Federation of Construction Societies Patronages (FPSC), claims that the reduction of the fiscal facilities previously granted to this activity sector will finally be reflected in the price paid by customers.

The topline growth for a sample of 2,589 companies (excluding banks and oil marketing companies) grew just 2.6 per cent y-o-y, a sign of firms’ inability to push through volumes or price hikes or both.

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