Consumer Prices: Expensive Energy Drives Inflation to the 3% Mark
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The Iran war drives energy prices up and costs the lives of consumers in Germany. Where does this become particularly noticeable? And where has prices fallen last?
Following the expiry of the government's refuelling rebate, oil market distortions are hitting prices in full, and inflation could rise even further.
The Iran war has considerably increased the cost of fuelling and heating. With the state's decreed relief at Germany's petrol stations, it is over for the time being. The inflation rate could rise even further.
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The Iran war has considerably increased the cost of fuelling and heating. With the state's decreed relief at Germany's petrol stations, it is over for the time being. The inflation rate could rise even further.
The Iran war has considerably increased the cost of fuelling and heating. With the state's decreed relief at Germany's petrol stations, it is over for the time being. The inflation rate could rise even further.
The Iran war has considerably increased fuelling and heating costs, and with the fuel discount it is over for the time being. The inflation rate in August was 2.9 percent and could rise even further. The details.
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