Argentina's inflation rate inched higher in November 2025, with the National Consumer Price Index (CPI) registering a month-over-month increase to 2.50%, according to recently updated data as of December 11, 2025. This marks a slight uptick from October's CPI change, which stood at 2.30%.
The latest figures highlight a continued upward pressure on consumer prices as the country navigates economic challenges. Comparing this result to the previous month, the increase indicates persistent inflationary trends that could impact Argentina's economic policies moving forward.
Economists and policymakers will be closely monitoring these developments, as Argentina battles to control inflation and stabilize its economy amidst fluctuations. The modest rise from October to November underscores the complexity of the ongoing economic landscape that the nation faces. Addressing inflation effectively remains crucial for ensuring economic stability and growth in the future.
