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Giorgetti, high inflation 'dramatic consequence' of expensive energy
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Giorgetti, high inflation 'dramatic consequence' of expensive energy

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Economy Minister Giancarlo Giorgetti commented on the jump in inflation to 5.4% in Italy, attributing the phenomenon to the consequences of war conflicts on the costs of energy raw materials.

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Inflation in Italy has reached 5.4%, a figure that the government attributes to the dynamics of international conflicts.

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"Unfortunately, the impact of wars on energy raw materials is something that is rightly worrying." Thus the Minister of Economy, Giancarlo Giorgetti, on inflation which jumped to 5.4% in Italy.

"We have brought our concerns to all international forums in Europe. What we see on inflation, unfortunately, is a dramatic consequence", said Giorgetti on the sidelines of Savings Day.

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