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Inflation in the US rises to 3.8%, mainly driven by higher gasoline prices due to the war

This marks the highest level since May 2023, with the war in the Middle East playing a significant role

ELSTAT: Inflation rose to 5.4% in April

Jump in diesel (+32.4% year-on-year), petrol (+17.1%) and other fuels (+42.4%)

The ECB decides on interest rates under the threat of a resurgence in inflation

Conflicts in the Middle East are fueling fears of a new upward trend in inflation

Alpha Bank: Inflation persistence in Greece reflects excess demand conditions

The output gap is expected to remain positive in 2026 and equal 3% of potential GDP, the highest in the euro area according to the Commission's forecasts, suggesting that demand conditions remain strong

ELSTAT: Inflation up to 2.6% in December

From 2.4% in November - On a monthly basis, consumer prices rose by 0.3% according to ELSTAT data

Mitsotakis to Tasoulas: From a follower, Greece becomes a protagonist in the energy sector

The Prime Minister explained that the government’s primary concern is shielding the income of Greek citizens against persistent inflation

8% reductions from today on more than 2,000 supermarket items – Valid until December 31

1,074 codes concern food products and 1,106 codes other product categories – Theodorikakos: “This is a positive and necessary initiative that we want to expand even further”

Bank of Greece report: faster inflation deceleration in Greece with three risks on the horizon

Energy, wages and tourism keep prices in services high - When does the BoE predict a return to close to 2 per cent

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

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