nicola65
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Sono pienamente d'accordo,.....................diciamo che la mia è una missione sociale (auspico con un esito positivo) per migliorare la trasparenza e il servizio ai clienti
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gianni76
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German Inflation Back at Near-Half-Century Record After Dip
Germany’s annual inflation rate rose to 7.9% in August, returning to its highest level in nearly half a century after it dipped in the two previous months, according to official data
BERLIN (AP) — Germany's annual inflation rate rose to 7.9% in August, returning to its highest level in nearly half a century after it dipped in the two previous months, according to official data
Inflation in Europe's biggest economy first hit 7.9% in May — the highest rate since the winter of 1973-1974, when prices were fueled by an oil crisis — before slipping back to 7.5% by July. The preliminary figure, which the Federal Statistical Office reported Tuesday, is usually unchanged in a final report about two weeks later.
As in other countries around the world, inflation in Germany has been stoked by Russia’s war in Ukraine, which has led to a rise in energy costs and food prices.
The statistics office said energy prices were up 35.6% on the year in August and food prices rose 16.6%, while the effects of disruption to supply chains caused by the coronavirus pandemic were still being felt.
Germany temporarily lowered taxes on diesel fuel and gasoline at the start of June and introduced an ultra-cheap ticket that allows people to use all local and regional public transportation for 9 euros (dollars) a month. Both of those measures are due to expire on Wednesday.
Germany’s annual inflation rate rose to 7.9% in August, returning to its highest level in nearly half a century after it dipped in the two previous months, according to official data
BERLIN (AP) — Germany's annual inflation rate rose to 7.9% in August, returning to its highest level in nearly half a century after it dipped in the two previous months, according to official data
Inflation in Europe's biggest economy first hit 7.9% in May — the highest rate since the winter of 1973-1974, when prices were fueled by an oil crisis — before slipping back to 7.5% by July. The preliminary figure, which the Federal Statistical Office reported Tuesday, is usually unchanged in a final report about two weeks later.
As in other countries around the world, inflation in Germany has been stoked by Russia’s war in Ukraine, which has led to a rise in energy costs and food prices.
The statistics office said energy prices were up 35.6% on the year in August and food prices rose 16.6%, while the effects of disruption to supply chains caused by the coronavirus pandemic were still being felt.
Germany temporarily lowered taxes on diesel fuel and gasoline at the start of June and introduced an ultra-cheap ticket that allows people to use all local and regional public transportation for 9 euros (dollars) a month. Both of those measures are due to expire on Wednesday.
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Stamattina dicevano che era scesa... Mah
giancarlo22
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Questa mi sembra di averla già sentita.....
nicola65
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Down Nearly 90% From Highs, Is It Time to Buy This Cruise Stock? | The Motley Fool
If favorable conditions for travel continue to roll in, Carnival could be a windfall buy-and-hold opportunity.
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NoWay
It's time to play the game
Eppure strano perché va tutto a gonfie vele...
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giancarlo22
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Down Nearly 90% From Highs, Is It Time to Buy This Cruise Stock? | The Motley Fool
If favorable conditions for travel continue to roll in, Carnival could be a windfall buy-and-hold opportunity.
Il discorso dei tassi di interesse USA e il discorso di Powell sembrano ancora condizionare pesantemente la Borsa americana.
L'Europa che ha altre problematiche non è in grado di svincolarsi in autonomia da questo approccio.
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