Annual Inflation Expectations Rose to 35.8% in July
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The INDEC will publish the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for July 2026 in mid-August.
Despite the fact that in July retail inflation was able to break “the floor” by 2 per cent at 1.9 per cent, expectations for the next 12 months rose again in July, with 35.8 per cent nationwide, which meant an increase of 3.7 percentage points over the previous month’s estimate, reported the Torcuato di Tella University (UtdT). The Centre for Finance Research of this study house conducted a survey between 2 and 16 July, all over the country, gat…
The UTDT survey showed a strong jump in expected inflation at 12 months, with higher projections in GBA and the City. The data comes days after the IPC of July and re-stresses the gap between what people expect and what the market estimates.
Buenos Aires, 30 July (NA) - Inflation expected by the population for the next 12 months stood at 35.8% on average during July, which represents an increase of 3.7 points more than in June. As for the short term, the forecasts for the next 30 days show an average of 3.55% and a median of 3%. Consultants place it below 2%. Compared to June, there is a slight increase in the average, which was 3.5%, while the median did not show variations. The da…
The population's perception of future inflation differs from the projections of most of the specialized consultants, particularly with regard to the lower-income sectors and those living in the Buenos Aires conurbation.The latest survey of the Research Centre in Finance (CIF) of Torcuato Di Tella University (UTDT) indicates that the average expected inflation for the next 12 months was 35.8 per cent at the national level, representing an increas…
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