Argentina’s consumer price inflation showed a marginal slowdown in October 2026, though it remains at exceptionally high levels. According to the latest data updated on 12 November 2026, the country’s year-over-year Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 33.1% in October, compared with 33.5% in September.
Both figures are measured on a year-over-year basis, meaning October’s 33.1% reading reflects the change in prices since October of the previous year, while September’s 33.5% figure captures the annual change from September a year earlier. The slight easing suggests inflationary pressures may be stabilizing, but price growth continues to pose a significant challenge for households, businesses and policymakers in Argentina. Investors and analysts will be watching upcoming releases closely for signs of a more sustained disinflation trend.
