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Ecuador Continues to Have the Lowest Inflation in South America; so Was the Cpi of July
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The country with the lowest inflation in South America is still Ecuador, which concluded July with a Consumer Price Index (CPI) rising to 0.72% year-on-year.The South American country that follows it with low inflation is Peru, where prices travel to 1.69%, and then Chile appears, with 4.1%.However, taking Latin America as a whole there are cases of year-on-year deflation, such as Costa Rica, Panama and El Salvador. SEE MORE: Turning off polariz…
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