In May 2025, Germany's inflation remained steady at 2.1%, slightly below expectations, while Spain and Italy saw declines in their inflation rates, indicating a broader disinflation trend in the eurozone. Core inflation in Germany rose to 2.8%, and Goldman Sachs revised its eurozone inflation forecast down to 1.95%. The European Central Bank may consider easing interest rates further. Market reactions were muted, with mixed performances in equity markets and a drop in oil prices amid OPEC+ production speculation. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)