A new study in Germany shows that six out of ten people fear that living costs will continue to rise.
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The exact figure in the study is 59%, not 60%; the MEP's 'sechs von zehn' is a standard rounding of that value.
The R+V study measures the fear that living costs will rise 'strongly' (stark steigen), a slightly more specific formulation than the general 'weiter steigen' used by the speaker.
The R+V 'Ängste der Deutschen' is a long-running annual survey commissioned by an insurance company (R+V Versicherung), not an official national statistics body.