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Daily life slightly more expensive again: Middle East war hits our wallets

Daily life slightly more expensive again: Middle East war hits our wallets

Inflation in the Netherlands rose slightly to 2.8 percent in April, up from 2.7 percent in March, according to preliminary data from Statistics Netherlands (CBS). The increase affects the cost of daily essentials like groceries, fuel, and heating, with the ongoing conflict in the Middle East cited as a contributing factor.

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