Dutch Inflation Confirmed At 3.7% In October
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Dutch Inflation Confirmed At 3.7% In October
Dutch consumer price inflation accelerated as initially estimated in October to the highest level in one-and-a-half years. Consumer prices logged an annual increase of 3.7 percent in October, faster than the 3.4 percent rise in September. The upward trend in inflation was driven by higher energy prices amid an 11.7 percent surge in natural gas costs.
On average, daily life became 3.7 percent more expensive in October than in the same month a year ago. This is reported by the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) based on final figures, which are the same as the previously reported rapid estimate. Inflation thus rose from 3.4 percent in September.
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welingelichtekringen.nlOn average, daily life became 3.7 percent more expensive in October than in the same month a year ago. This is reported by the Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) based on final figures, which are the same as the previously reported rapid estimate. Inflation thus rose from 3.4 percent in September.
THE HAGUE (ANP) - Daily life became on average 3.7 percent more expensive in October than in the same month a year ago. This is reported by Statistics Netherlands (CBS) based on final figures, which match the previously reported quick estimate. Inflation thus rose to...
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