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Eurozone inflation rate surges to 3.8%, as world food prices hit near four-year high – business live
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Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news Core inflation in the eurozone also inched up last month. Inflation, excluding energy, food, alcohol & tobacco, rose to 2.5% in September up from 2.4% in August. Continue reading...
Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news Core inflation in the eurozone also inched up last month. Inflation, excluding energy, food, alcohol & tobacco, rose to 2.5% in September up from 2.4% in August. Continue reading...
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