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Coverage dated January 4, 2024

Inflation in Europe rose to 2.9% after months of decline, and that could mean a longer wait for interest rate cuts

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Inflation in Europe rose to 2.9% after months of decline, and that could mean a longer wait for interest rate cuts.

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  1. Quartz

    Europe's inflation is up after months of decline. Could it delay interest rate cuts? (opens Quartz)

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    Inflation is on the rebound in Europe

  2. WHEC Rochester

    Inflation in Europe rose to 2.9% after months of decline, and that could mean a longer wait for interest rate cuts (opens WHEC Rochester)

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    Inflation in Europe rose to 2.9% after months of decline, and that could mean a longer wait for interest rate cuts.

  3. Wall Street Journal

    Eurozone Inflation Rose Less Than Expected, Keeping Rate-Cut Talk on Track (opens Wall Street Journal)

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    Eurozone inflation rebounded in December, but by less than consensus forecasts, potentially fueling further speculation the ECB could soon signal its readiness to cut interest rates.

  4. WHEC Rochester

    Europe's inflation is up after months of decline. It could mean a longer wait for interest rate cuts (opens WHEC Rochester)

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    FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) — Inflation plaguing Europe rose to 2.9% in December, rebounding after seven straight monthly declines as food prices rose and support for high energy bills ended in some countries.

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