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Disinflation pause?
Eurozone inflation remained stuck at 5.3% in Aug, higher than the 5.1% that economists expected. Core inflation, which excl volatile energy, food, alcohol & tobacco prices & closely watched by ECB as measure of underlying inflation, tumbled to 5.3% in Aug from 5.5% in July, matching expectations. Source: HolgerZ, Bloomberg
Germany's inflation drops to 6.1% in Aug from 6.2% in July while Core inflation stagnates at 5.5%
BUT 6.1% headline reading was 10 basis points above market predictions as energy prices accelerated to 8.3% in Aug from 5.7% in Jul. Food price inflation slowed to 9% in Aug from 11% in July. Source: HolgerZ, Bloomberg
German wages rose at a record annual pace of 6.6 per cent in the second quarter, boosting consumer spending power but fuelling concerns about inflation being pushed up by rising labour costs
The increase, which compared with wage growth of 5.6 per cent in the previous quarter, was the highest since collection of the data began in 2008. It took German annual wage growth above the country’s consumer price inflation rate — 6.5 per cent in the period — for the first time since 2021. Source: FT
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