13.01.202619:00:00UTC+00Argentina's Consumer Prices Continue to Rise: December's CPI Hits 2.80%

In a significant economic development, Argentina's National Consumer Price Index (CPI) for December 2025 has risen to 2.80%, up from 2.50% in November 2025. The data, updated as of January 13, 2026, reflects a notable month-over-month increase in the inflation rate, as the country's economic conditions continue to stir concerns.

The 0.30% rise in the CPI marks a further acceleration of consumer prices, indicating mounting pressure on the Argentine economy amid ongoing challenges. The increase in consumer prices can be attributed to various factors, including fluctuating exchange rates and domestic economic policies aiming to stabilize the financial environment.

This trend not only affects household purchasing power but could also have broader implications for economic policy and investment strategies within the country. As the government and financial institutions analyze these figures, the focus will likely remain on measures needed to control inflation and bring stability to Argentina’s economy in the coming months. The ongoing economic volatility calls for strategic interventions to prevent further escalation of inflation rates.