OECD energy inflation rose markedly from -0.1% in April, to 2.5% in May, its highest level since February 2023, with increases in 24 OECD countries. The strongest increases were recorded in Türkiye, Denmark, and Japan. Energy prices in Türkiye have doubled compared to the same month the previous year, due to a base effect related to a temporary gas allowance in May 2023. 🔗 https://brnw.ch/21wLh2e | #OECDstats #Energy
Thank you for sharing these insights, OECD. It's encouraging to see core inflation remaining stable and food inflation stabilizing. At Sustainable Weave, we understand the impact of these economic factors on sustainable practices and the broader industry. Staying informed on these trends is essential for planning and adaptation.
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1moApplause to TÜRKIYE, which is the leader by a long way 🏆👏🏻 Especially to the AKP GOVERNMENT for 22 years, which has managed the country perfectly👌🏻🎯