Registered salaries matched inflation in June, but private people lose purchasing power in 2025

Registered salaries matched inflation in June, but private people lose purchasing power in 2025

August 13, 2025 – 16:28

The registered salary index rose 1.6% in June, with upward deprived and public back. Since November 2023, the beginning of the government of Javier Milei, the registered assets dropped 5.5% real.

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The registered salaries They went up 1.6% In June in line with the inflation of that month, according to the National Institute of Statistics and Census (INDEC). So far this year, The assets climbed 14.6%while the Consumer Price Index (CPI) It was located in 15.1%, which shows a loss of purchasing power of 0.4%. Although, since November 2023, the beginning of the government of Javier Mileithe assets lowered a 5.5% real, According to the measurement of Scope.

The loser of the sixth month of the year was the Public Sectorsince disaggregating just up 1.3%below the IPC, while the private They increased 1.7%, just above.

In the first semester, the private salaries They increased a 13.7%, while the public They did a 16.5% in front of accumulated inflation of 15.1%. In this way, the Loss of purchasing power accumulated so far this year was 1.18% For the privatewhile public recovered a 1.21%.

However, the public salaries So far from the government of Javier Milei They are the most beaten by the Executive’s policies against the “ñoquis”. The fall in purchasing power of state employees was 14.3% since November 2023. Meanwhile, the private jobs They write down one Real drop of 0.6% in the libertarian administration.

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“Since October there are no significant real variations”the economist stood out on the salary data Luis Campos.

He Total salary indexwhich includes registered and not registered, uploaded a 3% In June, with an increase in 8.9% For the informal sector. It is worth noting that these data arrive with a five -month lag.

Facing October and in the middle of an electoral year, some consultants expected wages to continue in a “recovery” path, although far from this they are stagnant. “The flag of this government is not the salary rise, but the decrease in inflation,” the economist responds quickly Pablo Ferrari.

Just as the dollar is functioning as an anchor of inflation, wages are also doing it. “A part of society is convinced that the decrease in inflation will generate that at some point wages rise. But the problem was always the real salary, because it is nominally grows less than inflation. It is an apparent theme nothing more, since the beans since Milei assumed loses 5.5%. Therefore, it is not inflation, it is the real salary,” said the specialist.

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