South Korea's consumer prices rose at the slowest pace this year in November.
 
According to data by Statistics Korea on Friday, the consumer price index increased one-point-three percent last month from a year earlier.
 
It's the slowest growth since December last year, when it grew one-point-three percent.
 
Consumer prices rose more than two percent for three straight months from July before falling to the one-percent range in October.
 
The decrease was mostly attributed to a sharp decline in vegetable prices, which fell 14-point-six percent last month.
 
Gas, water and electricity prices also dropped six-point-seven percent, pulling down overall prices by point-28 percentage points.