Inflation in the euro zone came in higher than analysts had expected for the month of August, although coming in unchanged from the previous month and complicating the role of the region’s central bank.
Inflation in the euro zone came in higher than analysts had expected for the month of August, although coming in unchanged from the previous month and complicating the role of the region's central bank.
Food prices continued to be the biggest driver for headline inflation, however they came down by 1 percentage point from the previous month.
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