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Eurozone inflation (y/y)

3.23 % +10.05% day

The yearly rise in consumer prices across the countries that share the euro, compiled by Eurostat. The European Central Bank aims to hold it at 2%, so each reading steers its interest rates and borrowing costs across the bloc.

Aug 2026 · 3.22645 % · +61.7% vs the window’s open

FRED · Eurostat · monthly
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Oct 20241.99483 %
Nov 20242.23469 %+12.0%
Dec 20242.42814 %+8.7%
Jan 20252.49922 %+2.9%
Feb 20252.29742 %−8.1%
Mar 20252.16744 %−5.7%
Apr 20252.15504 %−0.6%
May 20251.86487 %−13.5%
Jun 20251.96278 %+5.3%
Jul 20252.01424 %+2.6%
Aug 20252.02174 %+0.4%
Sep 20252.21680 %+9.6%
Oct 20252.07742 %−6.3%
Nov 20252.11468 %+1.8%
Dec 20251.93496 %−8.5%
Jan 2026low1.63568 %−15.5%
Feb 20261.87152 %+14.4%
Mar 20262.53368 %+35.4%
Apr 20262.99940 %+18.4%
May 20263.14126 %+4.7%
Jun 20262.73289 %−13.0%
Jul 20262.93179 %+7.3%
Aug 2026latest3.22645 %+10.1%

Lately

The September figure, published after the last point on this chart, came in at 3.8%, the highest level in three years. That keeps pressure on the ECB to hike rates rather than hold them. The reports give the number and the policy bind it creates, but do not name what pushed prices up.

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