Eurozone Inflation Climbs Again, Driven by Energy Costs
Inflation rose for a fourth straight month as energy costs continued to rise, reinforcing expectations that the ECB could hike its key interest rate again after holding it last week.
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Inflation rose for a fourth straight month as energy costs continued to rise, reinforcing expectations that the ECB could hike its key interest rate again after holding it last week.
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Read MoreInvestor sentiment slipped in October for the first time since April, as high energy prices driven by the war in the Middle East continued to squeeze households and business.
Read MoreWage growth rose a little in the three months through August, with unemployment also falling, raising the likelihood that the Bank of England will raise its key rate next month.
Read MoreIndustrial production recovered unexpectedly sharply as manufacturing firms continued to respond to the changeable environment caused by volatile energy prices.
Read MoreEnduring energy-price pressures could push European Central Bank policymakers to raise interest rates again next month.
Read MoreSpanish inflation rose for an eighth month in a row in September, climbing to its highest point since February 2023.
Read MoreConsumer confidence in Germany dropped unexpectedly sharply, dragged down by rising energy prices as tensions escalated in the Middle East.
Read MoreThe U.K. central bank is monitoring for signs that higher energy costs are spilling over into everyday prices.
Read MoreThe central bank left its key interest rate unchanged after a series of 10 cuts as Ukraine’s drone strikes threaten to push inflation even higher.
Read MoreOutput fell 1.1% on month after a flat reading in June, the country’s statistics agency Destatis said Monday.
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