Inflation: October Could Touch 2% and Cast Doubt on the Government's Goal of Closing 2026 by 29%
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Private estimates place the CPI between 1.8% and 2.1%, above the 1.7% of August. Food, seasonal prices and fuels appear among the main pressure factors. Private consultants agree that September inflation accelerated again after the 1.7% recorded in August by the INDEC. The main estimates placed the index between 1.8% and 2%, although the survey of Orlando J. Ferreres & Asociados released this Monday brought the forecast to 2.1%, with food and dr…
The first private estimates anticipate that September inflation was between 1.8% and 2%, above the 1.7% recorded in August. The official data of the INDEC will be known soon, but the projections of different consultants show that the price slowdown lost momentum and that the target of 29% per year included in [...]
Economists projected between 1.8% and 2% for the ninth month of the year. The target of 29% per year foreseen in Budget 2027 appears increasingly demanding.
After August's inflation stood at 1.7%, private consultants anticipated a slight acceleration by September with an estimated IPC of between 1.8% and 2%. Added to this are the increases planned for October in fuels and regulated prices, a scenario that puts pressure on the viability of the government's goal...
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