Younger Irish households face higher inflation due to rent and energy costs

Data shows that households headed by under-35s in Ireland experience higher inflation than older households, driven by accommodation costs and energy price hikes. This reflects a generational divergence in cost-of-living pressures, with younger renters more exposed to housing and energy inflation. The finding underscores uneven inflation impacts across demographics, which could influence policy and market expectations.

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