Inflation rises to 8% in February from 7.5% in January

German inflation rises to 9.3 percent in February

Inflation in Germany increased to 9.3 percent in February, up from 9.2 percent in January, preliminary data published by the German statistics office showed Wednesday. The acceleration in price growth goes against the forecasts of many analysts, including ZEW economist Friedrich Heinemann, who last month said he expected Germany’s inflation had peaked in January, and raises questions about how long the European Central Bank will continue raising…

Inflation in Germany remains at 8.7 percent in February

The Federal Statistical Office publishes its estimate for February: Food in particular costs significantly more.

Inflation remains at 8.7 percent in February — there is no decline

The expected fall in inflation in Germany did not occur in February.

Experts expect turnaround in March: Inflation rate remains at 8.7 percent in February

Inflation remains high in Germany. Consumer prices rose compared to January. Experts expect a noticeable decline from next month.

Inflation rises to 8% in February from 7.5% in January

The annual rate of inflation went back up to 8% in February, compared to 7.5% in January, according to an initial estimate from the Central Statistics Office.

Real wages fell by 3.1 percent in 2022

Real wages in Germany fell for the third time in a row in 2022. The reason for this is the sharp rise in consumer prices, which significantly exceeded the wage increase.