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Dutch Inflation Rises to 2.7% in March Due to High Energy and Fuel Prices
The cost of living in the Netherlands increased by 2.7 percent in March compared to the previous year, primarily driven by elevated energy and fuel prices, according to Statistics Netherlands (CBS).
31 Mar, 05:04 — 31 Mar, 08:53
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MANILA, Philippines – Local fuel prices are set to end the month with no reprieve in sight, as motorists face another round of increases this Tuesday, March 31, driven by rising global oil costs. Oil firms on Monday announced that they would implement price increases for diesel, reaching P12.50 to P12.90 a liter while gasoline
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High energy & fuel prices push Dutch inflation to 2.7% in March
Daily life in the Netherlands was 2.7 percent more expensive in March than a year earlier, Statistics Netherlands (CBS)
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