It was followed by the rises in Various goods and services (+8.7%) and those of home equipment and maintenance (+8.4%).
In addition, during August the increases in Food and non-alcoholic beverages (+7.1%); Alcoholic beverages and tobacco (+7%), Transport (+6.8%), Restaurants and hotels (+6.7%), Health (+5.7%), Housing, water, gas and other fuels (+5.5%), Recreation and culture (+ 5%), Education (+5%) and Communication (+4.1%).
The highest incidence in all regions was contributed by the increase in Food and non-alcoholic beverages (+7.1%). Within the division, the increase in Vegetables, tubers and legumes stood out; Sugar, sweets, chocolate, sweets, etc.; Fruits; Oils, fats and lard; and Milk, milk products and eggs
As for the food and non-alcoholic beverages that increased the most in the last 30 days, they can be highlighted: the onion that jumped 60% (went from $171.06 to $273.74), potatoes increased by 30% (grew from $91.32 to $120.84) and sunflower oil rose 18% (from $487.16 to $576.12).
At category level, Seasonal (+8.7%) led the rise –explained, in part, by the aforementioned rises in Clothing and footwear, in Fruits and in Vegetables, tubers and legumes–, followed by the CPI Core (6.8%) and Regulated (6.3%).
Source: Ambito
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