The eurozone’s inflation rate dropped below 2% in September 2024, marking a significant improvement in the region’s economic outlook. This decline was driven by a slowdown in energy prices and a reduction in the cost of food and industrial goods. The European Central Bank’s efforts to stabilize prices appear to be taking effect, and economists are cautiously optimistic that the inflation target of 2% can be maintained in the coming months. The inflation dip comes as a relief to consumers and businesses alike, who have been grappling with the impact of rising prices over the past two years.
Source: bankier.pl