The euro area's annual inflation rate was at 2.1% in August, up from 2% in July, Eurostat announced on Tuesday.
Among the main components of inflation, food, alcohol and tobacco is expected to have the highest annual rate in August (3.2%), followed by services (3.1%), and non-energy industrial goods (0.8%).
Energy posted a decline of 1.9% in August, following a 2.4% decrease in July.
Highest rates were seen in Estonia with 4.6%, Slovakia with 4.3%, and Latvia with 3.7%.
Meanwhile, the lowest figures were posted by the Greek Cypriot Administration with 0.4%, France with 0.6%, and Ireland with 1.4%.
