Germany’s annual inflation rate slowed to 2.3% in January 2025, down from 2.6% in December, according to the Federal Statistical Office. The decrease matched preliminary estimates and reflected easing price pressures across key sectors, particularly in food and services.
The continued decline in food, energy, and core inflation suggests easing cost pressures in Germany, aligning with broader eurozone inflation trends. However, with services prices still elevated, policymakers will closely monitor price developments to assess potential monetary policy adjustments in the coming months.
Source: Federal Statistical Office
The euro holds steady near 1.1670 despite Trump’s 30% tariff threat on EU goods, while Japan braces for a 25% U.S. tariff with no clear retaliation in sight, pressuring the yen near a two-month low.
DetailDespite the United States implementing aggressive new tariffs on imports from the European Union, Mexico, and other trading partners, inflationary pressures have so far remained muted. This has puzzled economists and market analysts who expected consumer prices to rise more quickly in response to the trade measures.
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