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German inflation rises more than expected in March

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German annual inflation surged to 7.6 percent in March, racing well ahead of expectations. Measured for national reporting standards, inflation was up 7.3 percent. Earlier Wednesday, the German government projected inflation to average 6.1 percent this year. Eurozone inflation is scheduled to be released on Friday.

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Daily Herald

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German economic advisers slash 2022 growth forecast to 1.8%

3 years ago·Arlington Heights, United States

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Financial Times

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German inflation rises more than expected in March

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3 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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CGTN

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German inflation hits post-reunification high at 7.3% in March: data

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Deutsche Welle

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Germany inflation hits 30-year high at 7.3%, growth outlook dims | DW | 30.03.2022

Inflation in Germany jumped to a record high since reunification in 1990. Growth expectations have been slashed amid fears the Ukraine conflict will hit Europe's biggest economy hard.

3 years ago·Bonn, Germany

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The Guardian Nigeria

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German inflation hits post-reunification high at 7.3%

Inflation in Germany surged in March to a record high since reunification in 1990, official figures published Wednesday showed, as the war in Ukraine sent energy prices soaring.

3 years ago·Nigeria

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