Eurozone | 29 March 2019 German Core Inflation Slumped in March, but it will Rebound in April
Data yesterday revealed that headline inflation in Germany was unchanged in March at 1.5%, thanks mainly to higher energy inflation, which offset a dip in food inflation.
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Data yesterday revealed that headline inflation in Germany was unchanged in March at 1.5%, thanks mainly to higher energy inflation, which offset a dip in food inflation.
Posted: 29th Mar 2019 in 'Eurozone'
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