Dutch Inflation Rises To 3.4% In September
Dutch consumer price inflation increased slightly in September to 3.4%, the highest level in four months, according to preliminary figures from the Central Bureau of Statistics.
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Dutch consumer price inflation increased slightly in September to 3.4%, the highest level in four months, according to preliminary figures from the Central Bureau of Statistics.
Belgium’s economics ministry reported September consumer prices up 0.39% month-on-month and 4.69% year-on-year, with month-on-month gains mainly in motor fuels, natural gas, electricity, package holidays and heating oil.