Danish Inflation Rises to 2.2 Percent as Fuel Prices Increase - The Copenhagen Post
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According to the National Bank, inflationary pressures increased due to fuel escalation, supply disruptions and the consequences of Russian attacks.
The rising prices of gasoline, diesel and gas are pushing inflation above two percent, which is the target.
In September, inflation was calculated at 2.2 percent on an annual basis. The previous month it was 2.0 percent.
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In September, inflation was calculated at 2.2 percent on an annual basis. The previous month it was 2.0 percent.
Danish inflation rises to 2.2 percent as fuel prices increase - The Copenhagen Post
Denmark’s annual inflation rate rose to 2.2 percent in September, up 0.2 percentage points from August, Statistics Denmark reported Monday. Higher fuel costs were the main reason for the increase, with transportation prices contributing significantly to inflation between August and September. Mette Hørdum Larsen, chief economist at Lederne, an organization representing managers and executives, said […]
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