In turn, last month the increase in domestic service stood out, which impacted on Home equipment and maintenance (5.9%); of fuels, with an impact on Transport (5.8%); and the prepaid medicine quota, within the division of Health (5.7%).
The rise of Food and non-alcoholic beverages (4.7%) It was also the one that most affected most of the regions, highlighting the increase in Fruit; Mineral waters, soft drinks and juices; Bread and cereals; and, in some of the regions, Vegetables, tubers and legumes.
A relevant fact is that according to the INDEC the non-regulated prices that make up the Core CPI rose 5.3%slightly above the regulated prices, which increased 5.1%led by increases in fuels and prepaid medicine quotas, followed by the increase in Seasonal prices, with a rise of 4.6%.
Inflation: what happened in all of 2022
In the cumulative year, the highest increase was in clothing and footwear with 120.8%, followed by restaurants and hotels, with 108.8%, miscellaneous goods and services with 97.8%, household equipment and maintenance with 97.2%, and food and non-alcoholic beverages with 95%.
Below the annual inflation index were located alcoholic beverages and tobacco with 92.9%, health with 90.9%, education with 86.3%, transportation with 86.2%, recreation and culture with 83.2%, housing, water, electricity, gas and other fuels with 80.4%, and communication with 67.8%.
Source: Ambito
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