Romania to register highest rate of inflation in EU

Romania registered the highest inflation rate in the EU in June, of 5.9% according to Eurostat European institute of statistics. The EU inflation rate was 0.6% and the annual inflation rate rose to - 0.1%.
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The Romanian state was followed by Poland with 4.2% and Lithuania with a 3.9% inflation rate.
The countries that registered the lowest inflation rates were Ireland with -2.2%, Portugal with -1.6%, Belgium, Spain and Luxembourg with -1.0%.
According to the data released by Eurostat, the annual inflation rate dropped in 21 member states and remained stable in one state only, comparative to May inflation rate.




















































