IPCA: Inflation Rises 0.82% in September, with Electricity Discharge
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The National Index of Consumer Prices (IPCA), considered the official inflation of the country, rose 0.82% in September. The data were released on Friday (9) by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE). The result contrasts with the fall in prices recorded in the previous month. In August, the IPCA had deflation of 0.32%, the highest monthly drop in the index since August 2022. *Report in update
The HICP, index considered the official inflation of the country, accelerated 0.82% in September, after the deflation of 0.32% recorded in August, according to data released on Friday, 9, by the IBGE. In the year, the HICP accumulates high of 3.95% and, in the last 12 months, the index that measures inflation stood at 4.58%. The prices to consume...
HICP climbs 0.82% in September, after deflation of 0.32% in August, and accumulates high by 4.58% in 12 months, above the target ceiling.
The National Consumer Price Index (INPC) increased by 0.82% in September, after a fall of 0.32% in August, according to data reported in this report.
The National Index of Consumer Prices (IPCA), which measures the country's official inflation, stood at 0.82% in September of this year, according to data released on Friday, 9, by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE). The result reverses the deflation recorded in the previous month, of 0.32%. In general terms, it is called deflation the average drop in prices of products and services – it is a negative inflation, that is, …
The National Index of Consumer Prices Large (IPCA) fired in the monthly comparison. Brazil's official inflation advanced 0.82% in September, according to data released by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) on Friday (9). In August, the price index had fallen 0.32% in the month. In the cumulative of the 12 months, inflation rose [...]
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