Inflation in the Eurozone is breaking record after record, but the gap between the highest and lowest rates among the 19 members of the currency bloc has also become the largest in history.
🤡 The gap ranges from Malta, where consumer prices rose by 5.6% last month, to Estonia, where inflation reached 20.1%.
👿 This is a difference of more than 14 percentage points, more than at any time since the introduction of the euro in 1999.
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