In the Basque Country, the consolidated inter-year CPI was 10.5% and prices decreased by 0.1% compared to June. The year-on-year increase in the CPI is mainly due to the rise in housing, transport and food prices.
The YoY CPIE from Euskadic continues to rise, rising to 10.5% in July, mainly due to the rise in housing, transport and food prices, while prices have fallen by 0.1% from the previous month.
According to data released Friday by the National Statistical Institute (INE), the annual rate for July represents a 0.9 point increase from 9.6% for June.
In the Spanish state as a whole, inflation shot up to 10.8% in July, the same percentage that the INE reached on July 29. It is therefore six tenths higher than the month before and is the highest since September 1984.
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Source: EITB
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