Recent data from Portugal shows that the country's Consumer Price Index (CPI) continued its downward trend, witnessing a notable decrease from 0.3% in May to just 0.1% in June 2025. This cooling in the inflation indicator marks a continued softening of price pressures in the Portuguese economy.
In a Month-over-Month comparison, the decrease in the CPI reflects a sustained deceleration in the pace of price increases from the previous month. The current figures demonstrate that the rate of change, compared to May's 0.3%, has further diminished to merely 0.1%. This trend showcases a period of economic adjustment as volatility in price levels appears to stabilize.
This updated data, released on June 30, 2025, reinforces hopes that inflationary pressures within the country might continue to abate, aligning with broader economic expectations across the Eurozone. As Portugal navigates these shifts, stakeholders and policymakers will be keenly monitoring whether this trend persists in the coming months, providing room for potential supportive economic adjustments.
