Greece Consumer Price Index (YoY): 2.4% (November) vs 2%

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Greece’s CPI just ticked up to 2.4%, and here’s why that matters: inflation pressures are still alive. For traders, this uptick could signal a shift in monetary policy expectations from the Bank of Greece. If inflation continues to rise, we might see interest rates adjusted sooner rather than later, impacting the euro’s strength against other currencies. Keep an eye on the EUR/USD pair; a sustained CPI above 2% could push the euro higher, especially if the ECB reacts. On the flip side, if inflation is perceived as temporary, we might see a sell-off in euro-denominated assets as traders recalibrate their expectations. Watch for key resistance levels around 1.10 in EUR/USD; a break above could indicate bullish sentiment. In the coming weeks, monitor any statements from the ECB regarding inflation and interest rates, as these will be crucial for positioning in both forex and related markets like commodities.