In July 2021, consumer prices rose by 0.1% over one month and by 1.2% year on year

In July 2021, consumer prices rose by 0.1% over one month and by 1.2% year on year

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In July 2021, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose by 0.1% over one month, as in June. The prices of services accelerated at +0.7% after +0.1%, as well of those of energy (+2.2% after +1.1%). The food prices rebounded (+0.1% after −0.7%). The prices of manufactured goods dropped (−1.8% after +0.5%) as well as of tobacco prices to a lesser extent (−0.2% after being stable in June). Seasonally adjusted, consumer prices rose by 0.4% in July, after +0.2% in June. Year on year, consumer prices slowed down to 1.2%, after +1.5% in June. This decline in inflation was driven by the fall back of the prices of manufactured goods ... (full story)

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