IPC-S Slows Down and Advances 0.39% in October
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The IPC-S of the first four weeks of October increased 0.39%, and accumulated high by 4.21% in 12 months, reported today the Getulio Vargas Foundation (FGV). In the first four weeks of September, the indicator had risen by 0.51% and, at the close of last month, increased by 0.67%. In this analysis, two of the eight expenditure classes components of the index recorded a decrease in their rates of variation. The largest contribution to the result …
IPC-S advances 0.39% in the first measurement of October, before 0.67% at the end of September, with six of the eight groups in acceleration
The Weekly Consumer Price Index (IPC-S) of the Getulio Vargas Foundation rose 0.39% in the first four weeks of October, after a discharge of 0.67% in the closing of September. The index now accumulates high of 4.21% in the last 12 months. There was moderation in two of the eight groups that make up the IPC-S in this reading: Housing (1.99% to 0.21%) [...]
The IPC-S of the first quadriweek of October 2026 rose 0.39% and accumulated a high of 4.21% in the last 12 months. In this analysis, two of the eight expenditure classes components of the index recorded a decrease in their variation rates. The largest contribution to the result of the IPC-S left the Housing group whose variation rate went from... Read more » The post Inflation by the IPC-S rose 0.39% first reading of October, says FGV appeared …
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