Inflation in October was 2.2%, accumulating 33.1% over the last 12 months | Analysis

October’s inflation showed a slight monthly acceleration, accumulating a significant increase year-to-date, while the year-over-year rate recorded a marginal decline. This figure slightly exceeded market expectations, highlighting the impact of tariff adjustments in public utilities and relative stability in food and transportation. The Minister of Economy emphasized the decline in core inflation, interpreting it as a positive signal of structural deceleration, despite pressure in certain categories. Regional variation was notable, with the northern and Pampas regions affected by food prices, and Patagonia impacted by housing and gas services, underscoring geographic disparities in the inflationary burden. This information is relevant to the field of open data, as it demonstrates how transparency in the disaggregation of macroeconomic indices enables the analysis of heterogeneous effects. The availability of detailed data by category and region facilitates citizen oversight and critical analysis of economic policies, fostering a more informed society regarding the real impact of government measures across different sectors and territories.

Source: analisisdigital.com.ar
Published on 2026-11-13

Inflation in October was 2.2%, accumulating 33.1% over the last 12 months | Analysis

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