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Investing.com -- German inflation data from key states showed a mixed picture in July, with rates remaining stable in some regions while changing slightly in others, according to preliminary figures released Thursday.
North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany’s most populous state, reported inflation holding steady at 1.8% in July, unchanged from the previous month. Similarly, Baden-Wuerttemberg maintained its inflation rate at 2.3%.
Other states showed minor movements in their inflation figures. Bavaria saw a slight increase to 1.9% in July from 1.8% in June, while Lower Saxony experienced a decline to 1.9% from 2.2% in the previous month.
Germany represents the euro zone’s largest economy, making its inflation data particularly significant for the region.
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