Argentina’s September inflation rises to 1.9%, staying below 2%
Consumer prices rose faster than in August, but monthly inflation remained below 2% for a second consecutive month.
Argentina’s consumer prices rose 1.9% in September, according to inflation figures released by the national statistics agency INDEC on 13 October. That was up from 1.7% in August, though monthly inflation stayed below 2% for a second consecutive month.
Argentina’s annual inflation falls to 33.4%
Annual inflation ticked down to 33.4%, the Buenos Aires Times reported, citing government data. It said September’s monthly figure matched analysts’ median estimate.
Sources and context
- Argentina's 1.9% Inflation and Your BudgetThe Rio Times
- Argentina posts second straight month of inflation below 2%Buenos Aires Times (Bloomberg)
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