In a significant economic development, Italy has seen a reversal in its Consumer Price Index (CPI) for December 2025. According to the latest data updated on January 16, 2026, the CPI has moved from a decline of -0.2% in the previous month to an increase of 0.2%. This shift marks the end of a deflationary trend that had been a concern for economists and policymakers.
The change from a negative to a positive CPI indicates a revitalization in consumer prices, suggesting that demand may be returning to the market after a period of stagnation. The month-over-month analysis, which compares the December figures to the previous month, highlights this positive turnaround, underlining a potential stabilization in Italy's economy.
This newfound positive trajectory of the CPI could have implications for monetary policy in Italy, as well as the broader Eurozone. Economists will be closely monitoring this situation to gauge whether this increase sustains in the coming months and what it means for inflationary pressures moving forward. The positive indicator is a beacon of hope for Italy's economy after months of falling prices.
