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ELSTAT: Inflation plunged to 1.9% in September

From 2.9% in August - Harmonised inflation at 1.8%

Eurostat: Inflation in Greece plunged to 1.8% in September – Eurozone inflation rose to 2.2%

Inflation in Greece was 3.1% in August, according to Eurostat data - Services, food, industrial products and energy saw the biggest increases

ELSTAT: Inflation down to 2.9% in August – Double-digit increases in coffee, airline tickets, food, rents

On a monthly basis, consumer prices rose 0.1% - 23.2% rally in chocolates and 11.6% in fruits

Eurostat: Ιnflation confirmed at 3.7% in Greece in July – 2% in the Eurozone

Services led the price increases in the euro area, followed by food, manufactured goods and energy

Gold: The rally does not stop, expectations for a record by the end of 2025

Gold price and demand soar on investment flows and inflationary concerns - Central banks are slowing down, while Citi sees a new record at $3,500

“Fever” for the TIF package: Direct tax cuts but no VAT – The role of inflation

New scales and rates for middle-income earners, tax "bonuses" for families with children, but abandoning proposals for "price indexation" at a cost of 1 billion a year

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

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