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Brzeski pointed out that food prices have been falling for the third consecutive month, and clothing prices have also seen their first decline since January. These are early signs of weak demand and declining prices. He added that with energy prices still lower than expected and a continuous decline in food prices, the potential price pressures in the service and manufacturing sectors are fading away. As a result, the decline in German inflation could be faster than expected by the European Central Bank.