European food inflation reaccelerates, hitting household budgets; Croatia sees fresh food price surge

Fresh food prices in Europe are rising again, contributing to renewed inflationary pressure that economists attribute primarily to energy costs. Croatia is among the affected countries, with fresh food becoming notably more expensive, adding strain to household budgets. The development signals that the disinflation trend may be stalling, with implications for ECB policy and consumer spending.

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