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Inflation slowed by two percent. The decrease in food prices also contributed to this.

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Yearly inflation in the Czech Republic slowed down by two percent in June, with consumer prices rising by 2.6 percent in May. The June development was mainly influenced by a lower increase in fuel prices and discounts on vacations and food. In a month-to-month comparison, prices fell by 0.3 percent. This information comes from data published by the Czech Statistical Office (CzechStat Office) today.

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