Due to the rise in oil prices, wholesale inflation increased for the second consecutive month to 3.2%
INDEC reported a rebound in wholesale inflation, highlighting an acceleration in the prices of domestic primary products compared to imported ones. This increase reflects internal inflationary pressures and the impact of geopolitical factors on energy, marking a shift from the previous trend of deceleration. The divergence between domestic and imported prices underscores the vulnerability of the domestic supply, with oil and gas leading year-over-year price increases. This dynamic highlights how external shocks and local conditions shape production costs, partially decoupling from retail inflation by focusing exclusively on goods. This information is relevant to open data because it illustrates the importance of monitoring detailed and differentiated macroeconomic indicators. The analysis of disaggregated and time-series data enables a better understanding of the price structure, facilitating transparency and public scrutiny of economic evolution and its structural determinants.
Source: elretratodehoy.com.arPublished on 2026-10-18
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