> in Germany grocery prices increased by ~14% * 14%, over more than 6 years...: "Compared to 2015, they were even 14.1 percent higher in August 2021" from your

> in Germany grocery prices increased by ~14% * 14%, over more than 6 years...: "Compared to 2015, they were even 14.1 percent higher in August 2021" from your article. That's not even 2.5% per year. Central bank's target is usually around 2% of inflation per year, this is considered a "healthy" inflation rate. So nothing to see here. However it has been +4% in just the last year, which while not being anywhere near dramatic is high. > (not confuse with inflation) What do you mean? This is inflation