The Market Expectations Survey (REM), prepared monthly by the Central Bank from the contribution of banks and private consulting firms, I consider that the expected inflation for September is 2.7% and that 2021 would close with an increase in retail prices of 48.4%. In this framework, the consulting firm Focus Market drew up a ranking of the prices of the products that increased the most between August and September.
In the ranking prepared by the consultancy, the product that leading the increases is mayonnaise with 11.1%. In second place are beers (+ 8.5%) and it is followed by: cigarettes (+ 7.5%), tall wines (6.8%), cereals (6.2%), ready sauces (6%) , medium wines (6%), feminine towels (5.2%), sugar (5%) and sliced bread (4.6%).
The 10 products that increased the most year-on-year in September 2020 versus September 2021 are:
- Snacks +143%
- Low wines: 96.9%.
- Mayonnaise: 84.2%
- Oil: 77.3%
- Medium wines: 68.1%
- Empanadas tapas: 66.4%
- Tea: 64.9%
- Sliced bread: 62.9%
- Liquid juices: 62.9%
- Sausages: 62.5%
Focus Market It also revealed the drop in prices in some product categories in September: chocolates registered a drop of 1.5%, followed by diapers (-1.3%), canned fish (1.10%), creams dental (-0.8%), rice (-0.5%), eggs (-0.4%) and leavening (-0.1).
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