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Spanish inflation rose to 3.0% in September, driven by slower energy price declines, reinforcing expectations of no ECB rate cuts before 2026.
Spanish inflation rose to 3.0% in September from 2.7% in August, the highest since June 2024, driven by slower declines in energy prices, according to EU data.
The increase strengthens expectations the European Central Bank will hold interest rates steady, with no cuts likely before 2026.
Despite the inflation rise, Spain’s credit ratings were upgraded by Fitch and Moody’s, citing strong labor markets and tourism.
Core inflation showed a slight easing.
Upcoming eurozone economic data may influence the ECB’s next decision.
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La inflación española subió al 3,0% en septiembre, impulsada por una disminución más lenta de los precios de la energía, lo que refuerza las expectativas de que el BCE no recortará los tipos de interés antes de 2026.