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Inflation: Supermarket prices down by 1.08% in August compared to last year

Which product categories recorded the largest decreases in tariffs - Where is the de-escalation attributed

Eurostat: 3.1% inflation in Greece in August – 2.2% in the euro area

Services, food, industrial goods and energy were the main contributors to price increases, according to Eurostat

Ministry of Finance: Greece’s Average and Minimum Wages Have Surpassed Inflation Growth in the Past Five Years

According to the Ministry of Finance, net disposable income in Greece has increased in households

Inflation – 2.7% in July from 2.3% the previous month

Prices increased within a month - Olive oil is the 'champion' of price hikes with nearly a 57% increase in one year

Eurostat: Inflation in Greece rose to 3% in July – 2.6% in the Eurozone

In June it was 2.5% in our country - What Eurostat data show

Inflation: prices at supermarkets went down c in July, IELKA survey shows

"The trend will continue in the coming months," notes the general manager of the Union of Supermarkets of Greece - At the same time, however, a study by the BoE reveals that Greece is more expensive compared to the Eurozone average by 10% in a range of 41 categories of branded standard products

Eurostat: Inflation in Greece & the Euro area at 2.5% in June

Services, food and non-energy industrial goods see the biggest increases

ELSTAT: Inflation slowed to 2.3% in June – 2.1% increase in food prices

From 2.4% in May - Prices in the categories of housing & communications decreased

Inflation: 2.4% in Greece in June – 2.5% in the Eurozone

Inflation in Greece stagnant in June - Slight decline in the Eurozone from 2.6% in the previous month

Inflation: PM Mitsotakis announced the extension of extraordinary measures for another six months

The Prime Minister was welcomed by the new Minister of Development, Takis Theodorikakos

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