The loss of purchasing or purchasing power in September is presented as a difference or lag in the indexation of nominal wageswhose increase is not enough to consume the same as a year ago (product of generalized and sustained increases in the basket).
If it is about nominal increases, the IMS for September stands at 0.18% compared to October, where the sectors that bid the most in the private branch according to the INE were: “financial intermediation”, “manufacturing industries” Y “wholesale and retail”registering increases of 0.07%, 0.06% and 0.04% respectively.
The greatest variations come from “education” (13.54%), “transport, storage and communications” (11.38%) and “social and health services” (10.72%).
For him public sector the monthly variation of the IMS stands at 0.07% where the “central government” and the “public companies” jointly show a negative variation of 0.08% evenly distributed. It was “departmental governments” who stood out with a 0.15% increase.
Despite the accumulated variation of the IMS in the last 12 months, both for the private branch (10.46%) and the public sector (8.86%), the actual IMS it fell 0.68% in relation to October (due to inter-monthly falls of 0.63% and 0.76% for the private and public sectors, respectively), reaching a reduction in inter-annual purchasing power of 0.06%.
Source: Ambito
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