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Inflation rose 3.1% in May: is Taylor Swift really to blame?

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Economist João Duque explains that hotel and restaurant prices have been on the rise throughout the year, and not just during the passage of the North American star through Portugal.

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Inflation rose 3.1% in May: is Taylor Swift really to blame?

Economist João Duque explains that hotel and restaurant prices have been on the rise throughout the year, and not just during the passage of the North American star through Portugal.

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Inflation rose 3.1% in May: is Taylor Swift really to blame?

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