Bulgaria’s annual inflation rises to 6.1% in October
Annual inflation in Bulgaria rose to 6.1% in October, up from 5.7% in September, the National Statistical Institute said, BTA reports. “The impact of the energy shock may prove more persistent than expected. Its indirect and second-round effects therefore need to be monitored particularly closely. We should not wait for them to materialise fully before assessing whether further action is needed,” Bulgarian National Bank Governor Dimitar Radev told the international financial forum OMFIF, taking place in Sofia. Radev added that fiscal policy was particularly important in a challenging…
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[Claude] Back to pending: the other outlets reported a different event. Report 2 covers Kazakhstan's October inflation, a separate country's statistics, so it is not the same event as Bulgaria's inflation release in Report 1.
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