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- Denmark's annual inflation rose to 1.2% in March from 0.7% in February, mainly due to higher transport costs driven by fuel prices.
- Core inflation fell to 1.7% year-on-year in March, from 1.8% in February.
- The consumer price index remained stable from February to March.
- Fuel, clothing, and hotel prices added 0.44 percentage points to inflation, offset by declines in package holidays and electricity.
