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Greek EU harmonised inflation rises in September By Reuters

by Mike Robinson

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ATHENS, (Reuters) – Greece’s EU-harmonised annual inflation remained positive for a fourth consecutive month in September according to data from ELSTAT on Friday.

From 1.2% in August, the reading was 1.9%.

EU-harmonised inflation refers to an index that includes components.

Used across Europe to consistently measure inflation.

According to data, Greece’s headline consumer inflation increased by 2.2% from 1.9% August.

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