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Europeans cut spending amid inflation fears, hurting economy

European consumer spending is falling as inflation hits 3.2% and energy prices surge over 10%, with GDP growth projected at just 1.1% for 2026.

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cryptobriefing.comStai leggendo5 g fa

Europeans cut spending amid inflation fears, hurting economy

European consumer spending is falling as inflation hits 3.2% and energy prices surge over 10%, with GDP growth projected at just 1.1% for 2026.

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hindustantimes.com5 g fa

Europeans Are Terrified of Spending Money, and It’s Hurting the Economy

People around the world are feeling the sticker-shock of higher prices, but recent inflation has taken a larger psychological toll on the continent. | World News

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  1. mercoledì 24 giugno 2026·hindustantimes.com

    Europeans Are Terrified of Spending Money, and It’s Hurting the Economy

    People around the world are feeling the sticker-shock of higher prices, but recent inflation has taken a larger psychological toll on the continent. | World News

  2. giovedì 25 giugno 2026·cryptobriefing.com

    Europeans cut spending amid inflation fears, hurting economy

    European consumer spending is falling as inflation hits 3.2% and energy prices surge over 10%, with GDP growth projected at just 1.1% for 2026.