US EditionDecember Inflation Down to 1.8 Percent
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The inflation rate dropped surprisingly to 1.8% in December. However, economists warn that price developments remain a problem in 2026.
The inflation rate in Germany fell to 1.8 percent in December – the lowest in over a year. Inflation is also close to two percent across Europe. "This is a good sign," says Commerzbank's chief economist Jörg Krämer at Dietmar Deffner.
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The price pressure on the people in Germany is decreasing. In December the inflation rate fell to 1.8 percent - after 2.3 percent in November. Both shopping and fuelling and heating have become cheaper.[more]]>
Germany's Consumer Price Index (CPI) closed December at 1.8% year-on-year, midpoint...
Inflation in Germany slowed more sharply than expected in December after two months of stagnation, reaching its lowest level in a year 2025 in which price increases have been brought under control, according to provisional figures published Tuesday.
After the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, energy prices in particular rose, pushing inflation in Germany to almost nine percent.
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