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Jan 15 • 08:00 UTC • 🇪🇸 Spain • elDiario.es

The CPI closed at 2.9% in December, and food prices accelerated at the fastest rate since summer 2024

The Consumer Price Index (CPI) decreased by one-tenth to 2.9% in December, attributed to falling fuel prices, despite a spike in food prices that reached their highest rate since summer 2024.

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