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Politicians promised them low prices. In reality, Slovaks, Poles and Hungarians face high inflation

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March price growth was the strongest in the last fifteen months. The statistics do not yet reflect the new financial transaction tax or the announced end of the blanket subsidy on energy prices.
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Politicians promised them low prices. In reality, Slovaks, Poles and Hungarians face high inflation

March price growth was the strongest in the last fifteen months. The statistics do not yet reflect the new financial transaction tax or the announced end of the blanket subsidy on energy prices.

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trend.sk broke the news in on Thursday, April 17, 2025.
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