Eastern EU may target those vulnerable to inflation
The New Year is proving hard for the EU's east, where food costs 20-45% more year-on-year and war continues in Ukraine
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In this article
- Food inflation in Central Europe
- Local factors
- Costlier energy and fertiliser
- Currency weakness
- Labour markets
- Labour productivity
- Drought in 2022
- Repercussions and government response
- Outlook
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