Why is inflation so much higher here than in other countries?
Why is inflation so much higher here than in other countries?
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Inflation skyrockets to record 17%, also through the roof in Europe at 10%
Inflation skyrockets to record 17%, also through the roof in Europe at 10%
Inflation in Poland reached 17.2% in September
Inflation in Poland in September amounted to 17.2% compared to September last year. The publication Wprost reports this on Friday, September 30, with reference to the Main Statistical Office of the Republic. A similar level of inflation in Poland has not been observed since 1997, reports RT. In September, compared to August of the current … Read more
Inflation rate in the Netherlands rose to 17.1% in September
Employees of the department stressed that record inflation was the result of rising energy costs. Over the year, compared to September 2021, energy prices in the Netherlands increased by 114%. .
Inflation shoots up to 17%: food prices in particular are rising faster
Inflation shoots up to 17%: food prices in particular are rising faster
Biden’s failure sent the world economy into a tailspin
According to analyst Liz Peake, Biden has failed in two ways. He failed to stop the injection of funds into the US economy, and also did not help the American oil and gas industry to increase production. Western countries expect decisive action from Biden, but they should not rely on the president, Pick said. .
Stock blog: Nasdaq loses solidly on inflation fears
Stock blog: Nasdaq loses solidly on inflation fears
For the first time since July, weekly inflation was recorded in Russia
Rosstat recorded inflation for the first time in two months © RIA Novosti / Vladimir Trefilov / Go to media bankFruit stand in a shop in Moscow © RIA Novosti / Vladimir Trefilov Go to media bank A fruit stand in a store in Moscow. Archive photo MOSCOW, September 28 – RIA Novosti. In the … Read more
inflation in the country manifested itself for the first time in two months
Inflation has replaced deflation in Russia for the first time in two months. According to Rosstat, in the period from September 20 to 26, it amounted to 0.08% since the beginning of this year, follows from the publication of the agency. .
