Spain's Inflation Confirmed at 4.9% in October
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The Consumer Price Index (CPI) maintained its annual growth in October at 4.9%, at February 2023 levels, and thus chained three consecutive months with an increase of more than 4%, according to the definitive data published on Friday by the National Institute of Statistics (INE), which coincides with those advanced at the end of last month.
The National Institute of Statistics (INE) confirmed this Friday that inflation remained stable at 4.9% in October, its highest level since mid-2023. The national statistical office points out that the prices of gas and tourist packages continued to spread and generated upward tension, while food and transport gave a small respite. On the other hand, the underlying inflation - the indicator that discounts the calculation of food and energy price…
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The rate, the same as in September, is the highest since February 2023, while the underlying rate, which excludes the volatility of fresh food and energy, stands at 3.1 per centInflation closed in October at 4.9 per cent after fuel and food increases were contained The consumer price index (CPI) remained at 4.9 per cent in October, thus remaining the highest rate since February 2023 (6 per cent), due to the containment of fuel, food and clothing…
Inflation continues at high levels in Spain. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) closed October with an annual rate of 4.9%, the same percentage recorded in September, and already accumulates three consecutive months above 4%. These are levels that were not reached since February 2023, according to the definitive data published this Friday by the National Institute of Statistics (INE), which confirm the figures advanced at the end of last month.
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