Euro zone inflation July 2025
A customer stands in front of a fruit and vegetable stop in an open -air market in Paris on July 15, 2025.
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Euro zone inflation has not changed at a higher 2% than expected in July, but showed flash data from the Eurostat Statistical Agency on Friday.
Economists who participated in the survey by Reuters expected the figure to reach 1.9% after a 2% reading in June.
Inflation figures follow the footprints of indicators showing that at the beginning of this week, which showed that it expanded by a better 0.1% in the second quarter than expected in the second quarter, and that it fell sharply in the growth of three months until the end of March.
Analysts interpreted the data showing flexibility against US President Donald Trump’s tariff policies as the European economy. The European Union and Washington have recently signed a trade agreement with 15% basic taxes for EU goods affiliated with US sectoral tariffs and containing temporary mutual tasks.
It is expected to focus on economic growth, including the Euro zone and to affect goods prices for US consumers. His effects on inflation in Europe remain uncertain.
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