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Christian Polenz

  • Jun 13

    German inflation dips to 2.6% as fuel tax cut takes effect, but oil war keeps pressure on

    A temporary fuel tax cut helped German inflation fall to 2.6% in May, down from April's 2.9%. The relief ends this month, with the Iran conflict keeping energy costs high.

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