TALLINN - Estonia’s annual inflation rate of 4.1 percent in September was the highest in the Eurozone, followed by Slovakia, Slovenia and August’s chart topper, Cyprus, according to Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union.Two EU member countries who have yet to join the euro area surpassed the Estonian 12-month averages: the highest inflation was in Hungary with 6.4 percent, followed by Romania, where the cost of living increased 5.4 percent.September’s lowest annual rates were observed in Greece (0.3 percent), Sweden (1 percent) and Latvia (1.9 p...
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