Reported about 10 hours ago
Spanish inflation increased to 2.4% in November, marking the fastest rise since August, with the growth largely attributed to base effects from previous low energy prices. While inflation pressures were anticipated, the European Central Bank is expected to continue its policy of lowering interest rates, as other underlying inflation measures remained stable. Despite these rises, Spain has kept inflation in check this year, contributing to strong economic growth and low unemployment rates.
Source: YAHOO