August Ends with Deflation of -0.11%, so Why Isn’t It Being Felt in Our Wallets?
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Inflation in Costa Rica stood at -0.17% in August. Discover the factors that slowed the recovery of the CPI and what the BCCR warns about the goal
August ends with deflation of -0.11%, so why isn’t it being felt in our wallets?
Q COSTA RICA — At the end of August, inflation in Costa Rica once again registered a negative rate, according to the National Institute of Statistics and Census (INEC). The monthly variation was -0.11%, while the accumulated variation through August 2026 was also negative, at -0.50%. Finally, the year-on-year variation through August 2026 was -0.17%. […]
The CPI of Costa Rica recorded a variation of -0.11% in August 2026. The 1.01% increase in food was counterbalanced by the drop in fuel.
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