The Spanish Consumer Price Index (CPI) witnessed a modest increase in December, according to the latest figures updated on January 15, 2026. The index climbed to 0.3%, up from 0.2% in the previous month-on-month comparison. This data marks a slight acceleration in inflationary pressures within the Spanish economy as the year came to a close.
This increase in the CPI indicates a steady, albeit small, rise in consumer prices for the month of December compared to November 2025. The previous data, which recorded a 0.2% increase, represented the price change from October to November 2025. The current data reflects continued upward movement in consumer prices in Spain, albeit at a measured pace.
Economists and market analysts will be closely monitoring these inflationary trends to assess whether this pattern will persist into the coming months, potentially prompting further discussions on economic policy adjustments or consumer spending impacts in Spain's financial landscape.
