German inflation fell more than expected

» Published: September 30 2024

Photo: Michael Probst/AP/TT

German inflation fell to 1.6 percent in September, according to preliminary figures from the German statistical authority.

In August, the annual inflation rate was 1.9 percent. Analysts had expected an inflation rate of 1.7 percent.

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By TT. This article has been altered and translated by Sweden Herald

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