+enfoqueHow much prices rise and why: INDEC's monthly figure, the items that rise most and the decisions of the Central Bank and the Government to lower inflation.
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Inflation in Argentina accelerated to 2.2% monthly in October, according to the INDEC report published on November 12. So far, the consumer price index has accumulated a 26.3% increase in 2026, with a year-on-year variation of 33.1%. This increase represents a 0.3 percentage points rise compared to September, which closed with an inflation rate of 1.9%.
By Perfil
Argentina's inflation rate for October stood at 2.2%, yet many families struggle to make ends meet, with income thresholds failing to reflect their realities.
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The INDEC's October 2026 inflation report has triggered updates to the Income Tax and Personal Property Tax, affecting both individuals and corporations across the country.
By iProfesional
President Javier Milei ignored the 2.2% inflation rate during the Endeavor Gala, focusing instead on economic openness and AI advancement.
By Página/12
Inflation in Argentina continues to rise, reaching 2.2% in October, exceeding market expectations, pushing the total since Javier Milei took office to more than 350%. Analysts anticipate that inflation will stabilize around 2% per month in the coming months, despite economic and political uncertainty that could affect prices. In the context of an election year, inflation expectations for 2027 remain uncertain, with analysts suggesting a potential drop to around 20%.
By iProfesional
Inflation in Argentina for November is expected to be around 2%, following an October figure of 22%. Analysts cite several factors, including seasonal price increases in food, service tariff adjustments, and changes in subsidies, as hindrances to a more pronounced deceleration. Despite an underlying trend of decreasing inflation, experts predict a slow and challenging disinflation process.
By Clarín
Inflation in Argentina reached 2.2 percent in October, showing an increase from the 1.9 percent recorded in September. This rise contradicts projections from private consultancies and poses a challenge for Javier Milei's government, whose price control policies are not yielding the expected results. Public service tariffs and food costs were the main drivers of this inflation, which has accumulated 26.3 percent this year.
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Economy Minister Luis Caputo attributed the rise in October's inflation, which was 22%, to changes in the Cold Zone Regime. He stated that this change particularly impacted the housing, water, electricity, gas, and other fuels category, which saw a 42% increase. Nevertheless, he emphasized that core inflation was the lowest in 15 months, with a year-on-year deceleration of 331%.
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President Javier Milei spoke about artificial intelligence at the Endeavor 2026 gala, highlighting its potential to drive Argentina's growth. He made no mention of the recent inflation or the Pope's visit just days earlier. Milei promoted a focus on deregulation and investment in technologies to enhance productivity and the economy, emphasizing the need for clear rules to attract investments.
By Perfil
President Javier Milei spoke at the Endeavor Gala 2026, highlighting artificial intelligence as an opportunity for Argentina's growth, while stressing the importance of deregulation and investment in technology. Despite addressing the context of rising inflation, he did not mention the recent CPI nor the Pope, who visited the country days prior. Milei defended job creation through technological innovation, emphasizing the need for clear rules to attract investment and avoid excessive regulation.
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The article discusses the concern over dollar inflation in Argentina, which is nearing 30%, impacting the purchasing power of savers. Economist Ramiro Goncalves warns that keeping savings in dollars is no longer sufficient and that immobilizing funds can lead to significant losses. He suggests that savers consider new forms of investment, such as peso-denominated bonds, as inflation is outpacing the devaluation of the peso.
By Perfil
Inflation in Argentina for October was 22% according to the National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (Indec), accumulating a rise of 263% for the year and 331% year-over-year. The category with the highest monthly variation was housing, water, and other fuels at 42%, while alcoholic beverages and tobacco showed the lowest increase at 0.8%. Despite expectations that inflation would remain around 19%, the actual figure exceeded this, indicating persistent inflation driven by regulated and seasonal prices.
By Clarín
The article analyzes the impact of the 2.2% inflation increase in October on pensions and retirement benefits paid by ANSES. With this increase, minimum and maximum pensions will be adjusted in December, and it mentions a special bonus of $70,000 for retirees with minimum income. It also details the calculation of the Christmas bonus retirees will receive alongside their payments.
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Economy
In October, Argentina's inflation reached 2.2%, significantly affecting household budgets. The coverage from different media highlights various aspects of this inflationary increase.
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