The Market Expects August Inflation to Be 1.7 per Cent and Plans to Close the Year Around 30 per Cent
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The new Relevance of Market Expectations released by the Central Bank estimated that August inflation reached 1.7 per cent, while by September they projected 1.8 per cent. The report compiles the estimates of 47 financial system specialists and economic consultants. For the coming months, the market expects the index to remain below 2 per cent per month, reaching 1.7 per cent in October and 1.6 per cent in November. By December 2026, analysts ca…
The Relevance of Expectations foresees an IPC of 1.7% for August and projects that it will be below 2% until February.
The monetary authority announced the new Relevance of Market Expectations, in which about thirty participants make their projections on inflation, economic activity, employment and exchange rate. Read more
The Central Bank's Relevance of Market Expectations (REM) indicated that the core CPI would also be located at 1.7%, while it placed the dollar at $1,530 for the September average and $1,630 for the end of 2026.
This was highlighted by the Relevance of Market Expectations (REM), which also reported an expected GDP growth of only 2.1%.
Consultants from the Central Bank explained the forecast and anticipated the September data.
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