Musician Murat Kekilli, who left his mark on a period, shared about the economic crisis in Germany from his social media account. Kekilli’s words, “When my nephew finished his vacation and returned to Germany, he filled his suitcase with oil, flour and pasta” shocked everyone.
In Germany, which is known to have the largest economy in Europe, the biggest famine crisis since 1981 has come to the door. In Germany, which saw the highest inflation rates, prices reached the ceiling level. With the effect of the pandemic and war, food prices started to burn the pockets of citizens living in Germany. Citizens emptied their market shelves in case the prices increased day by day. While the prices of basic necessities such as flour, pasta, detergent, cleaning products, tissue paper and napkins were on the rise, only 1 liter of Sunflower oil rose to 5 Euros, or about 80 TL. While this shows that the living conditions in Turkey are much better than in Europe, a recent post from musician Murat Kekilli reveals the economy of Europe.
“HE HAS FILLED YOUR SUITCASE WITH SUNFLOWER OIL”
Kekilli said that his nephew had filled his suitcase with sunflower oil on his way back to Germany. He made a post stating.
INFLATION RISE
In Germany, which was 5.1 percent in February, annual inflation rose to 7.3 percent in March. This is the highest price increase seen in the country since the Iran-Iraq war in 1981. Fueling the Ukraine-Russia war, gas, heating oil and oil prices skyrocket, causing inflation to rise.
