The outcome is therefore in line with preliminary figures from the German statistics agency Destatis from the end of June.
Compared with the previous month, German consumer prices fell by 0.3 percent in June.
Price developments in the eurozone's largest economy are important data for decision-making by the European Central Bank (ECB), whose next interest rate decision is expected on Thursday, July 23. The ECB's key interest rate affects the scope for the Swedish Central Bank's monetary policy and can thus also affect interest rates for Swedish households and companies.
