Inflation on the Rise in Spain, Germany

The video discusses the current inflation trends in the Eurozone, focusing on data from Spain and Germany. It highlights the European Central Bank's (ECB) data-dependent approach to deciding on interest rate hikes. The ECB is considering whether inflation is cooling enough to pause rate hikes, with input from central bankers in Germany and Austria. The decision will be influenced by upcoming inflation data from France, Italy, and the broader Euro area.

What was the inflation rate in Spain as mentioned in the text?

How did the inflation rate in Germany compare to the estimate in August?

What is the significance of the upcoming French CPI and euro area number for August?

What is the fundamental question for the ECB regarding inflation?

What do central bankers suggest about the data's role in decision-making?