Eurozone inflation has increased for the second month in a row.
According to Eurostat, consumer prices in November went up by 2.2% compared to the same month last year, just under the expected 2.3%. In October, the rise was 2%, and in September, it was 1.7%.
Compared to October 2024, annual inflation decreased in four, and was stable in three, while increased in 20 members.
Belgium saw a sharp increase of 4.8% in November. Romania had the highest inflation at 5.4%, while Croatia followed with 4.0%. The lowest increases were seen in Ireland, Lithuania, and Luxembourg.
In Germany, once again, inflation remained above the Eurozone average.
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