Inflation Rises Further in October; Surge in Natural Gas Prices
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Even though Kyriakos Mitsotakis and his ministers claim that accuracy is foreign, ELSTAT indicators “show that the government has done nothing to limit it,” emphasizes New Left, noting that accuracy “is a strategic choice aimed at widening inequalities in an economy that is already on its feet.” The post New Left: Mitsotakis’ shocking inflation is destroying the vast majority of households appeared first on in.gr.
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80% increases in natural gas, large price increases in diesel and heating oil - 15.1% increase in housing, with rents at +6.8% - Transportation at +13.8%, with air travel prices at +32.9%
Discover more articles in search results Add ot.gr to Google Inflation in Greece shot up to 5.7% in October, compared to 5% in September when it jumped from 3.8% in August, according to official data from ELSTAT. The General CPI in October 2026, compared to September 2026, showed an increase …
Data released Tuesday by the Greek Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) showed that the country's annual inflation rate rose to 5.7% in October, compared to 5.1% in September. On a monthly basis, consumer prices increased by 0.4% in October. The data indicated that the housing, water, electricity, gas, and other fuels sector recorded the largest annual increase at 14.2%, while […] The article "Greece: Annual Inflation Rises to 5.7% in October" was pub…
Inflation recorded a new strong acceleration in October 2026, reaching 5.7%, from 5% in September, with large price increases
Inflation in the country continued its upward trend in October. Energy prices are moving higher and higher, while price increases are now expanding to more and more categories. In particular, as announced by ELSTAT, the consumer price index accelerated in October to an annual rate of 5.7% after 5% in September (and 3.8% in August). The monthly increase in the index was 0.7% in the September-October comparison, slowing down from the 2.1% increase…
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