Argentina's Inflation Is Falling Monthly and Rising Annually

Argentina's Inflation Is Falling Monthly and Rising Annually tracks forecasts that monthly inflation will drop below 2% for the first time since August 2025, while the 12-month rate is expected to rise. For June, Analytica expects 1.8%, while Eco Go, Equilibra and C&T Asesores estimate 1.9%; Ferreres consultancy is higher at 2.1% based on a daily survey of more than 15,000 Buenos Aires prices. The official figure is due on Tuesday. The article explains the mechanics: June 2025 already printed 1.6%, so removing that month from the annual window and replacing it with a higher June reading lifts the year-over-year rate even if the monthly path improves. It also notes that annual inflation fell to 31.3% in October, bottoming earlier, before rising to 33.2% in May, and cites monthly deceleration and deceleration in non-seasonal food under 1% after nearly 2% in May.