Flash estimate - November 2016- Euro area annual inflation up to 0.6% // Brussels, 30 November 2016

The flexible fuel line shall be pressurised quickly by means of a quick opening solenoid valve, such that one cycle consists of holding the pressure at 1,25 times the nominal working pressure for 10 ± 1 seconds (except for flexible fuel lines with a required material temperature of 120 °C where the hold pressure shall be 1,37 times nominal working pressure) and then reducing it to less than 0,1 times the nominal working pressure for 5 ± 0,5 seconds.

Notes that fiscal and monetary policies are no substitute for structural reform, which must address the underlying weaknesses of the European economy – sharply growing debts and deficits, an ageing population, the probability of a surge in inflation or a process of deflation, the highly probable new surge in inflation, risks to industries generated by climate-change policies, especially owing to uncertainty about new targets and standards, low productivity and lack of competitiveness; calls for higher efficiency in using public money, at both European and national levels; considers that the differences in the timing and intensity of th ...[+++]e crisis, as well as the different ex-ante fiscal and monetary positions of the individual Member States, should be taken into account when adopting coordinated policies and targets; believes that these efforts should lead to faster real convergence among national economies;

Relatively faster MSW growth is predicted in the new EU-10 Member States.

5. Heat exchangers made of aluminium, copper, nickel, or alloys containing more than 60 per cent nickel, or combinations of these metals as clad tubes, designed to operate at sub-atmospheric pressure with a leak rate that limits the pressure rise to less than 10 Pa per hour under a pressure differential of 100 kPa;

But core inflation has also been rather resilient, especially on account of price increases in services. Factors behind the latter are the delayed pass-through of past increases in import prices, lower productivity gains and lower competitive pressure in the services sector than in the non-energy industrial goods sector, a gradual shift in the composition of demand towards services, increases in administered prices, declines in the downward contribution of deregulation, some impact stemming from the euro cash changeover in some specific services as well as the cyclical rise in unit l ...[+++]abour costs.