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Eurozone Inflation Hits 2.9%: Where Did Prices Rise Most?

Summary by Euronews
Eurozone inflation rose to 2.9% in July, but price pressures varied widely across member states. Here's where inflation accelerated, eased and how markets reacted.

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Center

The 2.9% increase in inflation in the euro area over one year in July is in line with economic forecasts and is due in particular to energy prices, which are particularly volatile with the war in the Middle East.

·France
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Lean Left

Prices climb again after the truce they gave in June

·Madrid, Spain
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Center

After several months of slowdown, the rise in prices shows new signs of acceleration in the euro area. ...

·Brussels, Belgium
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Lean Right

The annual inflation in the euro area accelerated to 2.9% in July, in line with market expectations, rising from 2.8% in June and remaining well above the target of 2.0% of the European Central Bank, according to preliminary estimates. The advance was driven mainly by a new high in energy prices, whose inflation accelerated from 8.5% to 10.0% with the resumption of hostilities between the United States and Iran. The underlying pressures on price…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Lean Left

Energy prices again marked the highest increases, with an increase of 10%, after the resumption of the Iran war The ECB maintains interest rates at 2.25% among the uncertainty over the Iran war The prices in the eurozone have increased by 2.9% in July, compared to 2.8% in the previous month, according to the preliminary estimate published by Eurostat, the European Union statistical office. Although it is only a tenth, this rise in inflation open…

·Madrid, Spain
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Hospodárske Noviny broke the news in Bratislava, Slovakia on Friday, July 31, 2026.
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