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What European country had the highest inflation rate in June 2024?

According to flash estimates from Eurostat, Belgium boasted the highest inflation rate in the euro area in June 2024, of 5.5%.

Demand for natural gas among European Union member states has been declining for two consecutive years, new data from Eurostat has found.

Belgium had the highest inflation rate in the euro area in May 2024, according to flash estimates provided by Eurostat.

Some 61% of German consumers fear a ‘deterioration’ of the country’s economy this year, a new study by Mintel has found.

Sweden leads the way in the European Union in terms of the use of renewable energy to power heating and cooling.

Romania recorded the highest annual inflation rate in the European Union in January 2024, of 7.3%, new data from Eurostat has found.

Industry turnover in Spain fell by 4.4% in December 2023, compared to the same month the previous year.

Sweden was the European country with the highest percentage of electricity sourced from renewable sources in 2022.

Norway ranks as Europe’s most environmentally friendly country, as per a study by solar panel manufacturer Hemsol.

France is the EU country most reliant on nuclear energy, with close to two thirds (62.8%) of the country’s electricity derived from nuclear in 2022.