AMSTERDAM, Sept 30 (Reuters) – Inflation in the Netherlands jumped in September to its highest in decades, driven by skyrocketing energy prices, the statistics agency (CBS) said on Friday.
Consumer prices, harmonised to be comparable with inflation data from other European Union countries (HICP), rose to 17.1% this month after August’s jump to 13.7%.
Energy prices in the euro zone’s fifth largest economy were 114% higher than in September 2022, while food prices jumped 10.5%.
https://www.reuters.com/markets/europe/dutch-inflation-leaps-17-boosted-by-high-energy-prices-2022-09-30/
