Eurozone inflation hit 3.0 percent for the third month running in November, the EU said on Thursday, with detailed data showing transport, energy and housing were the main upward drivers. The annual rates of price rises dipped in Germany, Italy and Spain although the percentage for France rose slightly in November, the Eurostat agency\'s tables showed. Of the four big eurozone economies, only Italy was pegged at a rate above the eurozone average, 3.7 percent for Rome. The highest eurozone rate was in Slovakia, at 4.8 percent, and the lowest in Slovenia, 2.1 percent.