16.09.202508:00:00UTC+00Italian Inflation Continues to Ease as CPI Ex Tobacco Falls to 1.4% in August

Italy's inflationary pressures have shown signs of further easing as the country's Consumer Price Index (CPI) excluding tobacco registered a 1.4% year-over-year increase in August 2025, down from 1.5% in July. This data, updated on September 16, 2025, is part of a broader trend indicating a consistent decline in inflation rates compared to the same periods last year.

The latest figures underline the effectiveness of Italy's monetary policies in curbing inflation, as the central bank remains vigilant in maintaining price stability. August's decline marks a significant step in stabilizing the economy amidst global uncertainties, providing cautious optimism for consumers and investors alike.

While the road to fully sustainable economic growth continues to be a concern, the current data offers a ray of hope that Italy is on a path of recovery with controlled inflation, helping ease the cost of living burdens on households and strengthening economic forecasts. Policymakers will likely take these metrics into account, reinforcing strategies that support growth without stoking inflationary pressures further.