Spain's inflation hits 4.9% in October 2026
Spanish inflation rose to 4.9% in October as the government extends fuel discounts and gas price caps to combat rising energy costs.
Spain's inflation hits 4.9% in October 2026 · Spanish inflation hits 4.9% in October 2026 · Housing costs push 770,000 workers into poverty
Spanish inflation rose to 4.9% in October as the government extends fuel discounts and gas price caps to combat rising energy costs.
Spain's annual inflation rate reached its highest level since 2023 as rising energy costs offset falling fuel and food price pressures.
A new Oxfam Intermón report reveals that high housing costs have increased Spain's working poor population to three million individuals.
UGT and CC OO leaders meet to discuss major mobilisations following the rejection of housing decrees and rising cost of living pressures.
The government has launched a fuel discount scheme to combat rising prices, offering motorists immediate savings at the petrol pump.
The Spanish Government intervenes to limit gas tariff increases and cap butane cylinder prices to protect over three million consumers.
The OCU 2026 report reveals a 39.5% surge in food costs since 2021, with coffee and eggs seeing the most dramatic price increases.
Annual supermarket analysis reveals fresh food prices rose 4.7% while savvy shoppers can save up to 1,310 euros by switching retailers.