The question will resolve as soon as Eurostat Eurozone inflation figure is published in the official page.
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Resolved Yes per below discussion. @RenatoKestener If that is a mistake please let me know and we can fix it.
Resolves YES
https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php?title=Inflation_in_the_euro_area
Went down to 2.4% in NOV from 2.9% in OCT
@snoozingnewt @RenatoKestener This release says "expected to be", not "was". I assume that's because it's preliminary data? Was the intent to resolve on preliminary data or wait for possible corrections?
@EvanDaniel To be fair, most news organizations including NYT have already published articles with the 2.4% statistic but without the "expected to be" or "preliminary"
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/11/30/business/eurozone-inflation-november.html
@snoozingnewt Yep, that's certainly a reasonable way to go about it; just not the only way. The question seems unclear so I figured I'd ask.