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BoG: Inflation in the Eurozone at 1.9% in June – Reached 3.6% in Greece

The Bank of Greece notes that in June, the gap between Greece and the Eurozone in both headline (nominal) and core inflation continued to widen

US: Inflation rose to 2.7% in June – Trump insists prices are low

Excluding food and energy prices, which are considered volatile, the CPI rose by 0.25% month-on-month and reached 2.9% year-on-year

Inflation in Greece rose to 3.6% in June – 2% in the Eurozone

On a monthly basis, the consumer price index rose by 1.3% - What the flash estimate of the European statistical office shows

Oil: Excess global supply holds prices down despite Israel-Iran conflict

Despite geopolitical fire in the Middle East, supply sufficiency and weak demand limit the rise in oil prices

The silent tax: Inflation’s growing burden on the middle class

The Bank of Greece takes a picture of fiscal drag - Calls on the government to incorporate it into its planning - Paving the way for the indexation of the tax scale in view of the Thessaloniki International Fair

ECB ready to announce a new interest rate cut today – What’s next

ECB expected to cut interest rates to 2% on Thursday - Indications of a summer pause due to inflationary deceleration

IELKA: Shelf prices increased in May, 2.47% inflation in supermarkets

Sugary foods, fresh fruit and vegetables, meat, pastries and alcoholic beverages see the biggest price increases - Detergents see the biggest price reductions

Eurostat: Inflation in Greece rose to 3.3% in May – Eurozone inflation fell to 1.9%

Eurozone inflation fell below the 2% target - paving the way for a new ECB rate cut

Eurostat: 3% inflation in Greece in February – 2.3% in the Eurozone

In the European Union it was 2.7% in February 2025

New rules in supermarkets for offers and discounts – consumers will be able to compare prices

Starting from March, the new Code of Conduct for offers and discounts aiming to eliminate misleading practices once and for all

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