Selling price expectations in the Euro Zone declined in July 2026, adding to signs of moderating inflationary pressures across the bloc. The indicator fell to 17.7 in July, down from 22.3 in June 2026.
The drop suggests that businesses in the Euro Zone foresee less upward pressure on the prices they charge, which could support the case for a more cautious stance on future price increases. The latest data, updated on 30 July 2026, will likely be closely watched by policymakers and market participants assessing the trajectory of inflation and the broader economic outlook in the currency area.
