(Reuters) - Closely watched core inflation, which strips out volatile
food and energy prices, was 0.30 percent in June, the central
bank said on Monday.
Twelve-month inflation was 3.98 percent in June, up
slightly from 3.95 percent the month before and just below 4
percent, the limit of what the bank considers acceptable.
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food and energy prices, was 0.30 percent in June, the central
bank said on Monday.
Twelve-month inflation was 3.98 percent in June, up
slightly from 3.95 percent the month before and just below 4
percent, the limit of what the bank considers acceptable.
Read more at Reuters.com Bonds News
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