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Climate change is turning up the heat on inflation, according to study

Rising temperatures and extreme weather events are expected to have a global impact on agriculture.

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UK tax cut on the cards? Hunt raises hopes as inflation falls

With UK inflation falling to its lowest in more than two years in February, what are the potential implications for tax reductions?

Business

Unilever creams off specialist unit as it cuts 7,500 jobs

British consumer goods company Unilever revealed the plan as it looks to make savings of €800 million by 2027.

Economy

Inflation in Europe: Which countries are hit the hardest?

Annual inflation in the EU and eurozone continues to show signs of easing, with January figures showing a fall in 15 of the EU countries. However, the remaining 11 countries recorded a rise.

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Economy

Price of olive oil climbs more than 50% in a year in the EU

The inflation rate for the liquid gold skyrocketed in the second half of 2023, dwarfing general food inflation across Europe.

Green News

UK farmers hit by £1.45bn bill since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

The price farmers are paying to grow their crops and feed their animals has been one of the many reasons for recent protests.

Economy

French inflation falls to two-year low as energy prices decline

Consumer prices fell 0.2% in Europe's second-largest economy in January compared to the previous month.

Economy

Inflation in Spain climbs as other EU countries see a fall

Euronews business breaks down the latest inflation figures from Spain, Poland, Greece, and Ireland.

Economy

EU pizza prices: How much did pizza costs increase?

EU pizza prices show a moderate increase in 2023, according to a new Eurostat report. The price of dishes varies, depending on individual countries.

Economy

Hungarian inflation falls to two-year low as energy prices decline

Food inflation slowed down remarkably while energy became cheaper than last year.

Economy

Steady growth: EU agriculture prices end 2023 with a 2% rise

Euronews Business breaks down the latest Eurostat data on agricultural price fluctuations country by country.

Economy

OECD: Inflation dipped slightly in November 2023

Across the 38 members of the OECD, year-on-year inflation was at a two-year low in November 2023.

Business

PepsiCo products pulled from Carrefour stores over price hikes

Shops in France have seen PepsiCo offerings taken off shelves, with Belgium, Spain and Italy set to follow suit.

Economy

Italian inflation declines while consumer prices surge by 0.2%

Euronews Business breaks down the newest data about Italy's yearly inflation rate, consumer prices, and the factors behind these changes

Economy

Euro area inflation rises less than expected in December

Eurozone inflation in December rose by 2.9% year-on-year, less than the 3% expected, ending a seven-month decline streak. Monthly, the inflation rate increased by 0.2%. Core inflation, excluding energy and food, hit 3.4%. November's PPI fell by 0.3%, with a significant yearly drop of 8.8%.

United Kingdom

Londoners face ‘eat or heat’ Christmas crisis despite lower inflation

As cold weather begins to bite, the higher cost of food will leave many in London struggling to put a meal on the table and heat their homes at the same time.

Economy

UK Christmas miracle: Inflation dips to two-year low in November

The latest inflation data signals an easing in the cost of living crisis in the UK.

Economy

French inflation stays on its downward path as energy prices ease

The fall is largely due to a slowdown in energy, services and manufactured goods prices. Yet food prices, which are one of the main drivers of inflation, failed to cool off as significantly.

Economy

€21 for a hot dog? Prices are 'unreal' at this Christmas market

Hungarians might find themselves priced out of the holiday experience in the heart of their capital.

Economy

Worry in Russia as egg prices soar ahead of festive season

Some Moscow residents claim egg prices have doubled, as Russia continues to battle persistent inflation and Western sanctions.