Eurostat revises euro-zone March inflation upward to 2.6 percent

9 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 25

Eurostat now reports March inflation at 2.6%, up from the initial 2.5%, with core and services inflation at 2.3% and 3.2%.
The revision reflects stronger-than-expected price pressures attributed to the ongoing Iran war, which is affecting the euro-zone economy.
This upward adjustment signals persistent inflationary challenges for the region, potentially influencing future monetary policy decisions by European authorities.

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