German inflation to fall again from September, says Bundesbank

One-off effects boosted inflation from 6.3% in May to 6.8% in June

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Inflation in Germany should decline from September, the Deutsche Bundesbank said in its latest monthly report, published on July 17.

In June, headline year-on-year inflation in the eurozone’s largest economy increased from 6.3% in May to 6.8%. By contrast, inflation in the eurozone itself declined to 5.5% last month, from 6.1% in May.

But the Bundesbank said this was due to a “one-off” effect on German transport prices. This was created by the government’s introduction in June 2022 of

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