Financial expert expects: Energy prices push inflation rate to lowest level in 2.5 years - trend continues.

Financial expert expects: Energy prices push inflation rate to lowest level in 2.5 years - trend continues.

According to a report by www.tagesspiegel.de The inflation rate in Germany fell to 3.2 percent in November, the lowest level in around two and a half years. The decline is mainly attributed to falling energy prices.

This development has a significant impact on the market and the financial industry. A decrease in the inflation rate means that the prices of goods and services increase less rapidly. This could strengthen consumer purchasing power and lead to increased demand. At the same time, it can also mean that companies, especially service providers, will try to pass on increased wage costs to their customers.

The market reacts to the development of the inflation rate as it can influence the future monetary policy of central banks. A low inflation rate could lead to the European Central Bank (ECB) further easing its monetary policy measures to stimulate economic activity.

According to Deutsche Bank estimates, consumer prices are likely to rise by an average of 2.8 percent in the coming year, after 6.0 percent in the year that ended. This could have an impact on consumer spending, investment and the overall economy.

Overall, developments suggest that price pressure may be easing, creating both opportunities and risks for investors and financial institutions. However, the exact impact will also depend on other factors such as global economic developments.