Sixth consecutive increase: Fuel price hikes drive October CPI
Sixth consecutive increase: Fuel price hikes drive October CPI
High inflation and unemployment reflect a severe economic crisis, underscoring the importance of open data. This statistical information enables monitoring of social realities and demands government transparency in light of the country’s deteriorating financial situation.
Source: chilevision.clPublished on 2026-11-07
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