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Inflation in Germany: Now over two percent - when should you act?
According to a report from www.merkur.de, rising inflation in Germany has placed a heavy burden on the population. In October 2022, the inflation rate reached 10.4 percent, the highest level since the 1950s. But the rate has now fallen significantly and is now only 2.3 percent, according to the European Statistics Authority database. Compared to other countries in the euro area, Germany is in the middle field. The inflation rates of Germany's European neighbors show different developments. Countries such as Slovakia, Croatia and Austria have comparatively high inflation rates in the double-digit range. In contrast, Belgium is experiencing a declining inflation rate. For the financial sector, the decline...
Inflation in Germany: Now over two percent - when should you act?
According to a report by www.merkur.de, rising inflation in Germany has placed a heavy burden on the population. In October 2022, the inflation rate reached 10.4 percent, the highest level since the 1950s. But the rate has now fallen significantly and is now only 2.3 percent, according to the European Statistics Authority database. Compared to other countries in the euro area, Germany is in the middle field.
The inflation rates of Germany's European neighbors show different developments. Countries such as Slovakia, Croatia and Austria have comparatively high inflation rates in the double-digit range. In contrast, Belgium is experiencing a declining inflation rate.
For the financial sector, the decline in the inflation rate in Germany indicates a more stable economic situation. Nevertheless, measures should be taken to take into account the impact of inflation on the market. Particularly in countries with high inflation rates, appropriate economic policy measures must be taken to cushion the effects on the population and the economy.
Read the source article at www.merkur.de