In December 2025, Argentina's Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose to 2.8%, climbing from the previous month's rate of 2.5%, as per the latest data updated on January 13, 2026. This month-over-month increase indicates a slight rise in inflationary pressure compared to November.
The November CPI had marked a stagnation at 2.5%, which was a comparison of the change between October and November 2025. December's uptick suggests a reversal of the relatively stable trend, prompting concerns about potential cost-of-living impacts on Argentine households.
Economic analysts believe that various factors could contribute to this inflationary increase, ranging from currency fluctuations to international commodity prices, all of which bear watching as the country navigates its economic landscape in the new year.
