Inflation in Greece remained above 5% for the second consecutive month, closing at 5.6% in October, according to Eurostat estimates. It closed at 5.1% in September. This is the third highest change in the EU-Harmonized Consumer Price Index in the eurozone, after 6.1% in Lithuania and 6% in Bulgaria. Eurozone-wide, the corresponding change was 4%. Fuel prices and overall energy products continue to be the main drivers for inflation, which according to all indications will continue in the coming months. In October, energy prices increased on an annual basis in Greece by 26.5%, against a 20.8% rise in the eurozone.
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