Inflation in Portugal Rises to 3.6% in September . . Economic Journal
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This Tuesday's data, 13, confirmed the estimates that the INE had presented at the end of September, which predicted an increase in the consumer price index (CPI) driven by the increase in the price of fuels.
The inflation of September was set at 3.6%, confirmed this Tuesday the INE. Increase in the price of fuels explains much of the acceleration.
New maximum is explained to a large extent by the increase in the price of fuels, which rose 15.3% in September, says statistical authority.
Year-on-year inflation in Portugal increased by three tenths in September, to 3.6 per cent, driven largely by fuel prices.
The acceleration of the CPI is largely explained by the increase in the price of fuels, as reported in the INE report.
Inflation accelerated to 3.6% in September, in homologous terms, which compares with a rate of 3.3% in the previous month, according to data released today by the National Institute of Statistics (INE), which confirm the rapid estimate. Inflation accelerates to 3.6% in September appears first in National Sheet.
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