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In Poland and Hungary Prices Decline. Poland Does Not Have Government Programmes to Protect Consumers From the Inflation that Hungary Has, but There Are Huge Retalilars that Have Been Engaged for a Long Time in a Terrible War of Prices, with Promotions an
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In Poland, the largest Eastern European economy, the most recent official data on inflation are not surprising; last month, the increase in consumption prices was 2.4% at an annual rate, as the national statistical office initially estimated and as the markets were expected.
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Inflation was mainly dampened by cheaper food and transport, with prices unchanged month-on-month.
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