Annual inflation down in EU and Euro zone

Friday, 19 March 2004 11:16:00 (GMT+3)   |  

Annual inflation down in EU and Euro zone

Based on the data published by EU statistics institution Eurostat, the annual inflation rate in Euro zone fell to 1.6% in the month of February, from the 1.9% level in January. The rate a year earlier was 2.4%. Moreover, annual inflation rate in the EU was down to 1.5% in February from 1.8% of January data. According to figures released by Eurostat, member countries which indicated the highest inflation rates for February are; Greece with 2.6%, Italy and Luxembourg with 2.4% for each, whereas the lowest rates were seen in Sweden with 0.2%, Finland with 0.4% and Denmark with 0.7%. Apart from the figures above, annual inflation in Switzerland fell from 0.2% in January to 0.1% in February.

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