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The year-on-year CPI rose to 3.5% in July in Spain due to rising fuels and electricity

Underlying inflation (excluding energy and fresh food) rose by a tenth in July to 3%.

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A person refueling at a gas station. Stock Photo: Europa Press

The one-year rate of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) in the Spanish state rose in July to 3.5%, according to provisional data released this Thursday by the National Institute of Statistics (INE).

From June to July, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) has risen two-tenths, four tenths lower than in June. Gu00Thus inflation has been risingfor six consecutive months

The increase in prices is mainly due to the increase in fuel and electricity prices over the same month last year.

Underlying inflation rises to 3%

On the other hand, underlying inflation (excluding energy and fresh food) rose by a tenth in July to 3%, making it six tenths lower than the overall CPI.

The July advance will be confirmed by the National Institute of Statistics on August 13.

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