Romania Remains Also in September the Country with the Highest Inflation in the EU. Annual Rate, Almost Double the European Average (Eurostat)
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Romania stands first in the EU, in September, at the top of the countries with the highest annual inflation rate, at 6.5%, compared to an average of 3.8% for the Member States, followed by Lithuania (6.1%) and Bulgaria (5.6%), according to Eurostat, the EU Statistical Office.
Romania stands first in the EU, in September, at the top of the countries with the highest annual inflation rate, at 6.5%, compared to an average of 3.8% for the Member States, followed by Lithuania (6.1%) and Bulgaria (5.6%), according to Eurostat, the EU Statistical Office.
With a 5.6% annual increase in September, Bulgaria retains the third place in terms of inflation growth in September. Eurostat data show that it is only surpassed by Romania - with 6.5% and Lithuania - with 6.1%. In the eurozone and the EU, the indicator...
Romania again recorded the highest annual rate of inflation among Member States, shows Eurostat data for September, published on Friday, 16 October. While the annual rate of inflation increased significantly between August and September at EU level, Romania did not lose its top spot by 6.5%.
Romania remains first in the European Union, in September, at the top of the highest annual inflation rate. Our country reached a level of 6.5%, compared to an average of 3.8% for the EU Member States, according to Eurostat data. According to Eurostat data, the lowest annual rates [...]
Romania stands first in the EU, in September, at the top of the countries with the highest annual inflation rate, at 6.5%, compared to an average of 3.8% for the Member States, followed by Lithuania (6.1%) and Bulgaria (5.6%).
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