08.07.202512:00:00UTC+00Chile's CPI Declines to -0.4%: First Drop in Over a Year Marks June 2025

Chile's Consumer Price Index (CPI) witnessed a notable shift in June 2025, moving into negative territory for the first time in over a year. The index registered a month-over-month decline of -0.4%, a significant downturn from May's 0.2% increase. The latest figures, updated on July 8, 2025, underscore growing economic challenges in the region.

This decrease marks a pivotal turn in Chile's economic trajectory as the CPI had been on an upward spiral or stagnating in recent months. Economists are closely monitoring this trend, as it may suggest cooling inflation pressures amidst changing economic dynamics. Such a decline could impact consumer purchasing power and indicate shifts in the cost of living.

Market analysts highlight several factors potentially influencing this drop, including recent policy changes, currency fluctuations, and global economic conditions. As Chile navigates these economic waters, investors, policymakers, and consumers alike will closely watch future CPI reports for further developments and implications on the national economy.