Inflation in the Eurozone

Wednesday, 21 August 2002 17:13:00 (GMT+3)   |  

Inflation in the Eurozone

According to Eurostat the Statistical Office of the European Communities in Luxembourg, the EU statistics agency, Eurozone annual inflation for July was raised to 1.9%, slightly up from the 1.8% of June data.
The highest inflation rates indicated for July: 
Country             Rate
Ireland             4.2%
the Netherlands     3.8%
Greece              3.6%
Portugal            3.6% 
The lowest inflation rates indicated for July: 
Country            Rate
Germany            1.0%
Belgium            1.1%
UK                 1.1% 
The lowest 12 month averages up to July 2002 were experienced in the United Kingdom (1.2%), Germany and Luxembourg (1.7%) and the highest were the Netherlands (4.6%), Ireland (4.4%) and Greece (3.8%). Italian inflation was also corrected up to 2.4% from the original 2.2% stated by Italstat, the Italian statistics agency. Seperate from the above, the annual inflation went down from 0.3% to 0.1% in Switzerland while same showed an increase of 0.4%, increasing from 1.1% to 1.5% in the U.S.

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