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World, Oct 01, 2025 (ATB Digital)-. The annual inflation rate in the eurozone increased by two tenths in September, to 2.2 percent, according to preliminary estimates published on Wednesday (01.10.2025) by Eurostat. Inflation had remained stable during the previous three months at 2 percent, in line with the objective
Services and food are going to be more expensive, energy prices are going down: the rising prices in the currency area are not surprising. Why economists are still not seeing a turnaround in inflation.
ÑThe annual inflation rate in the eurozone, consisting of 16 states, increased by two tenths in September of this year and reached 2.2 per cent, according to the European Union statistical office (Eurostat). Preliminary reports, published on Wednesday, indicated that the measure remained stable by 2 per cent during the previous three months, however, the costs for energy services in Europe were attributed in its increase. According to the agency…
Services and food prices in the eurozone rose in September, while energy prices fell. Nevertheless, economists do not see a reversal in inflation.
Brussels - The inflation rate in the eurozone rose to 2.2 percent in September from 2 percent in August. The EU's statistical office Eurostat said this in its flash estimate today. Month-on-month, consumer prices rose by 0.1 percent. Services and food contributed the most to inflation in September, while energy prices reduced overall inflation. The flash estimate does not include data for the entire European Union, including data for the Czech R…
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