German October inflation confirmed at 2.8%
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Consumer prices in Germany fell noticeably in October thanks to the renewed fuel discount. How long this lasts remains open.
Consumer prices in Germany fell noticeably in October thanks to the renewed fuel discount. How long this lasts remains open.
The inflation rate decreased in October in Germany. The fuel discount seems to have an effect. Energy - especially heating oil - remains expensive, but some food also costs more.
The Federal Statistical Office confirmed an inflation rate of 2.8 percent for October, with fuel oil and fuel driving prices and butter being significantly cheaper.
Those who want to shop must be hard at the moment. Prices are rising and rising. After all, in October a little less than in the previous month. That has above all one reason.
Germany's annual inflation rate slowed to 2.8% in October 2026, due to the nearly three-year peak of 3.3% recorded in September, confirming the initial estimates. The slowdown was partly due to the new fuel discount introduced at the beginning of October, which will remain in effect until the end of the year. Energy inflation slowed from 14.9% to 12.2%, with price growth cooling for automotive fuels (28.9% vs. 37.1%), although oil prices for hea…
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