In November 2025, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) fell slightly by 0.2% month-on-month, after rising 0.1% in October. This decrease was due to a decline in service prices (-0.5% after +0.2%), caused by the seasonal drop in transport prices (-5.4% after +6.2%), and to a lesser extent, by a decrease in manufactured goods prices (-0.1% after +0.2%). Conversely, energy prices rebounded (+1.3% after -0.4%), driven by higher petroleum product prices (+2.7% after -0.5%). Tobacco prices increased slightly (+0.1% after remaining stable), while food prices remained stable (after -0.2%). Adjusted for seasonal variations, ... (full story)