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BREAKING: Euro extends gains after higher CPI reading from Germany

2:03 PM 6 January 2025

Germany, CPI data for December. Currently: 2.6% y/y. Forecast: 2.4% y/y. Previously: 2.2% y/y.

In line with the Hessian data, which signaled a higher-than-expected reading for Germany's December CPI, the reading for the country as a whole came in well above expectations. Data hawkish for the euro, giving chances for a conservative stance from the ECB in the near term, hence the euro's gains after the data reading. 

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