German inflation rises to 3.3% in September
German inflation rises to 3.3% in September
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German inflation rises to 3.3% in September
The incremental approval comes as the U.S. and Chinese presidents are due to meet for a third time this year next month.
German September final CPI +3.3% vs +3.3% y/y prelim Prior +2.9% Germany September final HICP +3.3% vs +3.3% y/y prelim Prior +2.9% The headline readings are unrevised compared to the preliminary estimates, but they do reaffirm that German headline inflation has climbed back above the 3% threshold at the end of the third quarter. Energy inflation is the main culprit, rising 3.8% within the month…
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