Positive: Inflation Would Again Drill 2% Closer to the Milei Era Minima
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Despite the decline in inflation, the economic adjustment hits the pocket and challenges Javier Milei's link with his own bases.
The inflation of August would mark the return of the monthly slowdown, again falling below 2%, after the rise of July, and the expectation grows to get closer to the lower level of Javier Milei’s management. The price variation slowed since April but in the last month it broke with this trend when it registered an increase of 2.1%, which in the current month would be reversed, according to private analysts. The latest Relevance of Market Expecta…
The main private consultancies place the August CPI between 1.4% and 1.8%, while the Central Bank also anticipates a record of less than 1.9% in June. The slowdown would be explained mainly by the food brake and the disappearance of seasonal factors that had taken July to 2.1%. If the lowest estimates are confirmed, the index would come closer to the minimums of 1.5% and 1.6% recorded during 2025.
Private measurements anticipate a slowdown in the CPI, driven mainly by the lower rate of food growth.
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