Economics
German Inflation Eases on Temporary Government Relief Measures
- Consumer prices increased by 8.2% in June; est. 8.8%
- Lower fuel taxes, public transport discounts ease price surge
Customers shop for fresh food at a market stall in Munich, Germany.
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German inflation unexpectedly eased as temporary government relief measures reduced pressure on households and businesses that have been squeezed by a record surge in prices.