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German Inflation Eases For the Fifth Month on Oil Prices

By Geng Chen,
15 January 2009 07:41 GMT

Prices pressures in Germany cooled for the fifth consecutive month in December as the final CPI reading falls to the lowest level in more than two years. The headline reading slipped to 1.1% from 1.4% in November. Falling oil prices paired with the deteriorating outlook for the Europe’s largest economy has certainly helped to lower inflation, which should allow the European Central Bank to lower borrowing cost further today.

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15 January 2009 07:41 GMT