Outlook for Today's Financial data: focus on the final value of the eurozone's non-quarterly CPI Annual rate in July

Published: Aug 19, 2019 00:17

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SMM8, 19 March: today, we are concerned about the final value of the euro zone's annual rate of CPI adjustment in July.

In the evening, consumer prices are the most important part of overall inflation, announcing the non-quarterly CPI annual rate in the euro zone. Inflation is important to currency valuation because rising prices will cause the central bank to raise interest rates in order to control inflation targets.

Today's important financial data:

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