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Analysis: Inflation in Denmark rose slightly in September, but there is a big difference in how individual households experience it. For some it has become significantly cheaper, for others significantly more expensive. Households are exceptionally solid overall.
For the first time in a year, inflation is above two percent. But if you ignore energy prices, it doesn't look quite so dangerous.
Inflation picks up again in September, but economists see no sign that high energy prices have spread to the rest of the economy. Core inflation, where energy is sorted from, falls to 1.9pc
In September, inflation was calculated at 2.2 percent on an annual basis. The month before, it was 2.0 percent. Inflation rose to 2.2 percent in September, which is 0.2 percentage points more than the month before. This is shown in a statement from Statistics Denmark on Monday. Inflation is an expression of the development in consumer prices over time. When prices rise, consumers get […] The article: Now inflation is rising again: Here is the re…
Inflation is also rising in Denmark. In September, it was 2.2 percent compared to 2.0 percent the previous month, according to new figures from Statistics Denmark. The rise is mainly due to rising fuel prices. The so-called core inflation, i.e. excluding energy, fell to 1.9 percent from 2.2 percent in August...
Consumer prices in Denmark rose 2.2 percent in September compared to the same month the year before, according to Statistics Denmark.
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