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Russian consumer prices decline for third week running
Russia's consumer price index (CPI) fell 0.12% in the week to June 17, down for a third week in a row after a massive spike in March, providing the central bank with more room to cut rates to limit ... Read More
Greek inflation jumps to 21-year high in January
Greece's annual consumer inflation accelerated to 6.2% in January, hitting its highest level in 21 years on the back of surging energy costs, housing and transportation, official data showed on ... Read More
No more interest rate cuts, say economists after inflation bump
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Australia's central bank sees core inflation stuck above target out past mid-2026
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Australia's Inflation Hikes to Two-Year High in September Quarter

Australia's quarterly inflation rose to its highest in over two years due to the easing of electricity payment rebates. The consumer price index grew 1.3% in the September quarter, the highest quarter ... Read More
Inflation hit 3 percent in September as energy prices squeezed households

Annual inflation rose to 3% in September as a jump in gasoline and energy prices pushed price growth to its highest level since January. Read More
RBA may be done and dusted on rates after ‘ugly’ inflation
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