The inflation In the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires (CABA) It accelerated to 2.2% in Septembera month marked by the growing exchange and financial tension. This implies a rebound with more than half a percentage point with respect to the data of August, which had marked 1.6%. In addition, it reaffirms the expectations that the National IPCthat INDEC will publish next Tuesday, exceed 2%.
The measurement of the Porteño Statistics and Census Institute showed an increase of 2.3% in the goods and 2.1% in the services. It is the First time in the year that the increase in goods is greater than that of services.
This is relevant given that in the measurement of INDEC there is a greater weighting of the goods with respect to the ipcba basket. This seems to be an argument that supports what was collected by the main consultants, as reported Scopeand the result of the last survey of market expectations (REM), which the BCRA published on Monday: that the national inflation of September would exceed 2% for the first time in five months.
With 2.2% in September, Buenos Aires inflation accumulates a 22.7% increase in the first nine months of 2025 and 35% year -on -year.
Also, all the subdivisions of the Buenos Aires CPI accelerated. Prices seasonal They advanced 2.6%, due to the increases in the prices of air passages and vegetables. Prices regulated They climbed 2.1%, traction by prepaid, private schools and fuels.
For its part, the category “IPCBA”a proxy of the nucleus inflation which clears the other two subset, increased 2.2%.
CABA inflation: What were the main increases?
In September, the items that increased the most were Transport (3.5%), due to adjustments in fuel prices and lubricants for household use vehicles, together with increases in the values of air passages and cars; Recreation and culture (3.1%); Personal care, social protection and other products (2.8%); and Insurance and Financial Services (2.5%).
Among the most representative categories, Food and drinks Non -alcoholic increased 2%. . Within the division, the main impulses came from vegetables, tubers and legumes (4.9%), bread and cereals (2.2%), fruits (6.5%) and meats and derivatives (1.1%).
For its part, the item Housing, water, electricity, gas and other fuels It advanced 2.4%, by mainly impacting updates on the values of common expenses for housing and rentals.
Source: Ambito
