Inflation wave hits Romania and Greece
In August 2010, in the EU-27 consumer prices were 2 percent higher on average, compared to prices in August 2009. The biggest increase was measured in Romania (7.7 percent) and Greece (5.7 percent). Hungary was at 3.7 percent.
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