In November, inflation in Greece stood at 2.9%, according to Eurostat data.

Inflation in Greece was at 3.8% in October, 2.4% in September, and 3.5% in August, while in November of the previous year, it was at 8.8%.

In the Eurozone, inflation eased to 2.4% in November from 2.9% in October. A year ago, it was at 10.1%.

In the EU as a whole, inflation in November reached 3.1% from 3.6% in October, while a year ago, it was at 11.1%.

The lowest inflation rates were recorded in Belgium (-0.8%), Denmark (0.3%), and Italy (0.6%).

The highest rates were recorded in the Czech Republic (8.0%), Hungary (7.7%), Slovakia, and Romania (6.9%).

Compared to October, annual inflation decreased in 21 member states, remained stable in three, and increased in three.