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Inflation: highest rates in Romania, Hungary
Greece and Croatia among EU countries with the lowest
18 December, 11:39
(ANSA) - BELGRADE, DECEMBER 18 - The highest annual inflation
rates at EU level were recorded in November 2019 in Romania
(3.8%) and Hungary (3.4%), followed by Slovakia (3.2%) and
Czechia (3.0%), Eurostat announced today.
According to the EU statistical office, the euro area annual inflation rate was 1.0% in November, 1.3% in the EU-28.
Inflation rates higher than the EU-28 average were recorded also in Poland (2.4%), Bulgaria (2.2%), Latvia (2.0%), Estonia (1.8%), Lithuania (1.7%) and Slovenia (1.4%), while Croatia (0.8%) and Greece (0.5%) were among the EU countries with the lowest annual inflation rate in November. (ANSA).
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According to the EU statistical office, the euro area annual inflation rate was 1.0% in November, 1.3% in the EU-28.
Inflation rates higher than the EU-28 average were recorded also in Poland (2.4%), Bulgaria (2.2%), Latvia (2.0%), Estonia (1.8%), Lithuania (1.7%) and Slovenia (1.4%), while Croatia (0.8%) and Greece (0.5%) were among the EU countries with the lowest annual inflation rate in November. (ANSA).
