It has become more expensive to fill the basket in the supermarket. But overall, inflation is under control, says economist. (Archive photo). Photo: Ida Marie Odgaard/Ritzau Scanpix
Inflation falls but food prices rise
In October, Denmark’s inflation rate was 2.1%, slightly lower than September’s 2.3%, according to Danmarks Statistik. The rise in food prices, especially beef and veal with a 23.5% increase and cocoa and chocolate powder with a 31.6% increase, contributed to overall inflation. While inflation is...
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