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Inflation in Denmark drops to 0.1 percent
Lena Hunter
November 10th, 2023
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Here’s what it means for your purchasing power. Plus, a huge nature restoration agreement is reached in EU Parliament, while the Lord Mayor of Copenhagen gets a new top role in the C40: it’s time to ‘activate Copenhageners in the climate fight’, she says.
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Inflation has hit a three-and-a-half-year low in Denmark. Photo: Pixabay/assy
Here's what it means for your purchasing power. Plus, a huge nature restoration agreement is reached in EU Parliament, while the Lord Mayor of Copenhagen gets a new top role in the C40: it's time to 'activate Copenhageners in the climate fight', she says.Full version of this article is only available to subscribers.
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