indonesia, right? that decided they were going to pique their cold seven years earlier, double the renewable energy target and therefore we put a package on the table, for them to be able to do that and have the confidence to do that. we have done a similar thing with the vietnam. where g7 countries, it is a new model, it is clear we have to change things, it is not moving fast enough and that is a big priority of germany because we have been leading on climate finance, we also. finance, we also. you put a coule finance, we also. you put a couple of finance, we also. you put a couple of billion finance, we also. you put a couple of billion into i finance, we also. you put a couple of billion into this i finance, we also. you put a l couple of billion into this new climate fund? indie couple of billion into this new climate fund? climate fund? we have a commitment climate fund? we have a commitment to - climate fund? we have a commitment to have i climate fund? we have a commitm
keep its energy going. now let s take a look at the cost of living, which has been rising sharply in many regions over the past couple of years and especially since the outbreak of the war in ukraine. today the latest data for the eurozone shows that inflation there fell from 6.1% to 5.5% in may. prices are still rising of course, just a little less quickly than before. let me jump to salomon fiedler, an economist at berenberg. always good to see you. it does look like quite a decent drop. apparently it s off the back of falling energy prices, but correct me if i m wrong, still some worries of a higher food costs and services? figs still some worries of a higher food costs and services? still some worries of a higher food costs and services? as you said, the dro is costs and services? as you said, the dmp is very costs and services? as you said, the drop is very welcome, costs and services? as you said, the drop is very welcome, roughly - costs and services? as you said, the drop