意大利的年通货膨胀率从前两个月的1.3%上升到2025年1月的1.5%,与初步估计一致。这标志着自2023年10月以来消费者价格的最大涨幅,主要是受监管能源成本的大幅上涨(27.5%对12月的12.7%),此前由于俄罗斯停止向欧洲输送天然气,导致部分欧洲国家的电价上涨,从而引发了液化天然气价格的飙升。与此同时,非监管能源价格的下降速度放缓(-3%对-4.2%)。娱乐、文化和个人护理服务的价格上涨速度更快(3.3%对3.1%),尽管这在一定程度上被交通相关服务成本的缓慢增长(2.5%对3.6%)所抵消。与此同时,1月份的年度核心通胀率稳定在1.8%。按月计算,CPI上涨了0.6%,这是自2022年10月以来的最大涨幅,比12月的0.1%有所加速。
The annual inflation rate in Italy rose to 1.5% in January 2025, up from 1.3% in the previous two months, in line with preliminary estimates. This marked the sharpest increase in consumer prices since October 2023, largely driven by a sharp rise in regulated energy costs (27.5% vs. 12.7% in December), following higher power prices across select European countries due to the halt in Russian gas flows to Europe, which triggered a surge in LNG prices. At the same time, the decline in non-regulated energy prices slowed (-3% vs. -4.2%). Prices for recreational, cultural, and personal care services rose at a faster pace (3.3% vs. 3.1%), though this was partly offset by a slower increase in transport-related service costs (2.5% vs. 3.6%). Meanwhile, annual core inflation remained stable at 1.8% in January. On a monthly basis, the CPI jumped 0.6%, marking the largest increase since October 2022, accelerating from a 0.1% rise in December.