Eurostat: Poland's HICP inflation remains at 3.8% in November.

By bne IntelliNews December 17, 2009
The rise in Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices (HICP) in Poland was 3.8% y/y in November vs. 3.8% a month earlier, the EU stats office Eurostat has said. According to Eurostat's estimates, average annual HICP inflation for all 27 EU member states was 1.0% y/y in November vs. 0.5% a month earlier. In November, in the euro-zone, it was -0.5% y/y (vs. -0.1% a month earlier). The lowest annual HICP figures were posted by: Ireland (-2.8%), Estonia (-2.1%), and Latvia (-1.4%). The highest figures were noted by: Hungary (5.2%), Romania (4.6%), and Poland. November's CPI inflation (as measured by the Central Statistical Office) rose by 0.3% m/m, while in annual terms, inflation amounted to 3.3%. ISB

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