By Trend Inflation in the Czech Republic showed signs of easing up inOctober, decreasing to 15.1 percent from a high of 18 percentSeptember, according to data published on Thursday by the CzechStatistical Office (CSU), Trend reports citing Xinhua. Consumer prices fell by 1.4 percent month-on-month mainly thanksto the government’s actions, the saving tariff measure aimed ateasing the burden on households. The office said that this helpedpull electricity prices down 53.9 percent from the previousmonth. Commenting on the CSU data, the Czech National Bank (CNB) saidthat inflation is still above th…