Consumer prices in the European Union rose 1.1% year-on-year in October, the EU's statistical office announced Friday. The 28-member bloc's annual in
Consumer prices in the European Union rose 1.1% year-on-year in October, the EU’s statistical office announced Friday.
The 28-member bloc’s annual inflation rate was down from 1.2% in September.
Compared with a month earlier, annual inflation fell in 15 member states, remained stable in eight and rose in five.
The lowest annual rates were seen in Greek Cypriot administration of Southern Cyprus (-0.5%), Greece (-0.3%) and Portugal (-0.1%), while the highest were recorded in Romania (3.2%), Hungary (3.0%) and Slovakia (2.9%).
Meanwhile, the eurozone’s inflation rate was 0.7% last month, down from 0.8 in September.