Euro zone inflation sinks to 2.4%, below expectations

Europe’s inflation falls to 2.4pc as rates pack a punch

Prices for the 20 countries using the euro as their currency fell from an annual 2.9 per cent in October.

Eurozone inflation falls to within striking distance of 2% target

November’s figures fuel speculation about timing ECB interest rate cut as concerns grow about national finances

Euro area inflation slowdown brings ECB's 2% target back into focus

Inflation in the euro area has taken a significant dip, reaching its lowest level in over two years. Euronews Business breaks down the latest figures.

Consumer prices rose by 2.4 percent in November, which is the lowest inflation since mid-2021. ECB is getting closer to the two percent target; the next interest rate meeting is in mid-December.

Euro zone inflation tumbles, pitting ECB against markets

FRANKFURT  – Euro zone inflation tumbled far more than expected this month, a challenge to the European Central Bank’s narrative that price growth remains stubborn and likely fueling bets on early spring rate cuts in defiance of the bank’s explicit guidance. Consumer price growth in the 20 nations sharing the euro currency dropped to 2.4

Inflation in Europe falls to 2.4% as interest rates pack a punch. But the economy has stalled

LONDON (AP) — Europeans again saw some relief as inflation dropped more than expected to 2.