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German CPI (1st Est. Jul.)

July’s increase in German HICP inflation, from 0.8% to 1.2%, was probably driven by a temporary rise in the energy and food components. With core inflation still very subdued and likely to remain so, we see the headline rate ending the year near zero.

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