Eurozone inflation hits 3.8 in September

A report highlights the rise in inflation rates in the Eurozone, reaching 3.8% in September, surpassing expectations, due to increased energy costs such as fuel and natural gas. Core inflation also climbed to 2.5% as a result of rising service prices. This uptick intensifies pressure on the European Central Bank to raise interest rates again. However, the modest increase in core inflation suggests that the impact of energy costs has not yet triggered a wage-price spiral, potentially allowing the bank to adopt a "gradual" monetary policy response, with the possibility of additional rate hikes despite prevailing uncertainties in the outlook.

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