Added Data that Validate Inflation Below 2% in May

Although the official INDEC data will be known only on Thursday, June 12, private estimates agree that May inflation marked a new flat, with an increase that would have ranged from 1.8% to 2%, the lowest since May 2020. If confirmed, the slowdown would consolidate a trend that began in April, when the Consumer Price Index (CPI) was 2.8%. The Central Bank’s Market Expectations Relevance (REM) had projected an inflation of 2.8% for May, but the ma…

Buenos Aires, May 31, 2025 – Total News Agency-TNA-With the help of seasonal factors, massive promotions and lower pressure on regulated prices, economists anticipate that May inflation will be below 2.8% recorded in April. Private projections range from 1.8% to 2%, thus marking the lowest monthly rate since 2020. The official figure of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) will be disseminated by the INDEC on Thursday, June 12, but different consultan…

The majority of private surveys agree that May inflation will be around 2%, with several consultants anticipating even a possible slowdown below that threshold. The data represents a significant change in price dynamics, in a context marked by exchange rate stability, the decrease of some taxes, spot discounts such as the Hot Sale and a relief in the climate impact in sensitive sectors such as agriculture. According to the last report of the C&T…

Most of the private inflation surveys in May suggest that it will be located at around 2%, with a high probability that it will perforate that value. The last known report in the last hours was that of the C&T consultant who measured a variation of 1.8%. Thus, the annual variation was 42.5%, the lowest since March 2021. “The dynamics of the month was crossed by various factors: exchange rate stability, tax reduction, “Hot Sale” and the lower rai…