Inflation: Consultants Anticipate Another Slowdown in June and some Already Place It Below 2%
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After the consumer price index (CPI) marked 2.1% in May and consolidated the slowdown observed in April, private consultants began to adjust their projections for June. Consensus points to a further decline in monthly inflation, although there are still differences as to whether the indicator will be able to pierce the 2% threshold or whether that mark will be left for later. Among the most optimistic estimates is that of C&T Economic Advisors. …
They estimate a further slowdown of the CPI, due to the low increases in regulated services and the calm in food prices. However, they warn that among the main risks are tariff updates, fuels and the evolution of the exchange rate since July.
The June inflation could be below 2% per month, according to the first estimates of private consultants.The forecast arises after the 2.1% recorded in May and is explained by lower increases in regulated prices and a more stable evolution of some foods.The consultant C&T Economic Advisors indicated that the second week of June showed a more moderate price dynamics.The director, Camilo Tiscornia, said that the month index could be slightly below …
Although some commodities registered increases over the past few weeks, private consultancies project that June inflation could again be below 2 per cent. June inflation re-established at the centre of economic expectations after several private surveys anticipated a further slowdown in the Consumer Price Index (CPI). While food rose in recent weeks, projections indicate that the national indicator could close the month with a variation of less …
"Disinflation progresses," headlines his latest report, JP Morgan, with a pun with the political party that governs Argentina. However, the world's largest bank is not playing that the June IPC "starts with 1." For now, it maintains the 2% forecast.
Economy consultant anticipated that the price index will maintain the downward trend due to calm in the value of food
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