After two years, Indec will publish double digit annual inflation in Argentina

Chequeado

Factuality

Ownership

The National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INDEC) will report the inflation data for January 2025 at 16 hours.

politicargentina.com

Factuality

Ownership

The National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (INDEC) will announce on Thursday at 16 hours the inflation corresponding to the first month of 2025.

Bloomberg Linea

Factuality

Ownership

The Indec will officialize this Thursday that year-on-year inflation in Argentina was repositioned in two digits. What for most countries of the world would be a warning signal, for the South American nation is instead cause for relief: after 23 months, prices broke the 100% floor in January and left behind the abyss of spiraling to the area of almost 300% less than a year ago. Market analysts consulted by the Central Bank expect that January in…

Noticias Argentinas | Agencia de noticias

Factuality

Ownership

The National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (Indec) will announce this Thursday the inflation data corresponding to January, which is expected to record a further monthly decrease. According to the calendar of the agency, the evolution of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) of January will be informed at 4 pm tomorrow Thursday. Yesterday, the Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, anticipated that the inflation of January would be 2.3%, and emphasiz…

diariosanrafael.com.ar

Factuality

Ownership

The Institute of Workers' Statistics (IET) revealed that January's inflation closed at 2.5% and affected mpas households with the highest incomes. In the report, the EIT argued that the highest rise was "Recreation and culture", with 7.4%, due to "the rise of 27.6% in tourist packages, coinciding with the summer high season." While the lowest rise was "dresses and footwear", with -0.8%, "influenced by the ongoing commercial opening." As for hous…

▷ Diario Primera Linea

Factuality

Ownership

The Instituto de Estadística de los Trabajadores (IET) revealed that January inflation closed at 2.5 per cent and affected households with higher incomes. In the report, the EIT argued that the highest rise was "Recreation and culture", with 7.4 per cent, due to "the 27.6 per cent rise in tourism packages, coinciding with the summer high season." While the lowest rise was "Clothing and footwear garments", with -0.8 per cent, "influenced by ongoi…