US EditionWhat to Expect from April’s Eurozone Inflation Data
- Eurozone headline inflation is forecast to have increased by 2.1% year on year in April 2024, slightly below March’s 2.2% reading.
- This forecast follows rising core inflation and updated national inflation data from Spain, Italy, and France, which influenced upward revisions to the overall outlook.
- Core inflation, excluding volatile items like food and energy, is expected to have risen to 2.5% in April, slightly higher than March’s 2.4%, partly due to travel-related services in Germany.
- Michael Field of Morningstar noted that a decline in inflation could ease the European Central Bank’s concerns, potentially allowing it to reduce interest rates further, which may provide support to equity markets despite continuing trade uncertainties.
- The April inflation data suggests progress toward the ECB’s 2% target, but trade tensions and sticky core inflation indicate that current celebrations could be short-lived.
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Inflation falls to 2.55 percent, lowest level since early last year
Inflation, the figure that indicates how quickly prices are rising, fell to 2.55 percent in April, according to Statbel, the government's statistical service. This is the lowest inflation level since January last year. In January of this year, inflation was still above 4 percent.
Inflation moderates a tenth to 2.2% in April due to falling energy prices
The CPI has been a minimum since October 2024 due to the lower gas, light and gasoline prices.The economy maintains the vigor and grows by 0.6% in the first quarter thanks to the strong consumption.After the biggest drop in inflation in two years in March, due to the heavy rains that reduced the electricity bill, inflation moderates another tenth in April to 2.2% again due to the fall in energy prices.In this year-on-year calculation (for the sa…
Inflation moderates to 2.2% in April due to the drop in gas, light and gasoline and marks its lowest level since October
The evolution of gas, light and gasoline has contained the rise in prices in the month of April. According to the provisional data advanced this Tuesday by the National Institute of Statistics (INE), the inflation in year-on-year rate has fallen slightly this month with respect to the mark noted in March, which does not mean that the prices have fallen, but have slowed slightly their rise. The first estimate of the INE indicates that April close…
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