Consumer prices
Eurozone inflation ticks up in November
European Central Bank buying assets in attempt to spur inflation to target of below but close to 2%.
Eurozone inflation ticked upwards last month on the back of higher costs for transport fuels, heating oil, milk, cheese and eggs, Luxembourg-based Eurostat has said.
Consumer prices across the 19 countries that use the euro currency increased year on year by 1.5% in November compared with 1.4% in October.
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