Inflación de noviembre: esta semana saldrá el dato de la suba, pero ya hay un pronóstico

The upcoming release of the November 2025 Consumer Price Index by INDEC highlights a persistent upward trajectory in retail inflation, which has surpassed two percent for three consecutive months. Private forecasts anticipate a monthly rate between 2.3 and 2.5 percent, driven by the necessary correction of relative prices and the impact of currency depreciation. This trend indicates that price pressure remains high, despite having recovered slowly from earlier lows, signaling a consolidation of a gradual but steady inflationary path that resumed in the latter half of the year. Key sectors such as food and regulated services are the primary drivers of this price increase, with meat and fruits showing significant jumps, while regulated utilities rise due to subsidy reductions. Although the interannual inflation rate is decelerating toward thirty percent, the structural rise in costs affects household budgets disproportionately. Specific events like Cyber Monday helped contain prices in certain electronic and home categories, but these localized decreases were insufficient to offset the broader trends in essential goods and transportation. This data is relevant to open data initiatives because it underscores the critical need for transparent, accessible, and timely statistical information. Independent verification of official metrics against private forecasts fosters public trust and analytical rigor, essential for informed economic decision-making. By making granular data on inflation drivers publicly available, society can better understand the underlying economic forces at play, ensuring that policy responses are based on accurate, open, and comparable evidence rather than opaque or delayed reporting mechanisms.

Source: contextotucuman.com
Published on 2025-12-09

Inflación de noviembre: esta semana saldrá el dato de la suba, pero ya hay un pronóstico

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