Strong dispersion in provinces inflation
Neuquén marked the top of the top, With an IPC escalation of 3.5%, Marking an acceleration in reference to December, when the guarismo had thrown 2.7%.
Meanwhile, the interannual variation in the district was 98.9%, according to the Province of Statistics and Census of the Province of Neuquén.
According to the agency, the divisions that most varied were Restaurants and hotels (8.3%), housing, water, electricity and other fuels (7.4%) and various goods and services (6.7%). On the other hand, the lowest monthly variations were recorded in the divisions garments and footwear (-2.0%), equipment and maintenance of the home (1.0%) and education (1.1%)
The goods recorded an increase of 1.9%, lower than that of the services (5.7%). Interannual variations were 66.2% and 167.8%, respectively. The goods and services included in the core category were those with the highest contribution to the general level with 2.24 pp
They highlighted the contributions in Bovine meat, house rental, food prepared in restaurants, food prepared to carry, medical and dental consultations and vehicle acquisition.
On the other hand, seasonal goods and services had an incidence of 0.04 pp, which is explained by the increases in the prices of tourist packages, tourist accommodation and fruits. It also impacted the decrease in prices on clothing, footwear and vegetables.
In the case of regulated goods and services, the incidence was 1.25 pp the main contributions correspond to water supply and fuel for vehicles.
Córdoba, meanwhile, measured a 2.2% rise in the CPI compared to the previous month.
In the disaggregated, the monthly variation of the CPI-CBA was as follows: food and drinks, 2.6; Clothing and shoes, 0.1%; Properties, fuels, water and electricity, 2.9; equipment and maintenance of the home, 1.2; Health, 1.9; Transportation and communications, 2.4; Recreation, 2.0; Teaching, 0.8; and various goods and services, 2.5.
Mendoza inflation
For its part, Mendoza reported that the general level of the consumer price index for the Gran Mendoza registered in January a 1.0% increase in relation to the previous month.
According to the Directorate of General Statistics and Research (DEIE), the rise through the items was: food and drinks 0.4; Clothing -0,1; Housing and Basic Services 0.1; Home equipment and maintenance 0.1; Medical care and health expenses 0.1 Transport and communications 0.1 recreation 0.2 Education 0.0; and other goods and services 0.1.
CABA anticipated: 3.1% in January
A week before the IPC measured by INDEC is known, the inflation of the city of Buenos Aires slowed down in January, registering 3.1%, below the 3.3% of December, The Institute of Statistics and Censuses of Buenos Aires reported Friday.
The CABA consumer price index (IPCBA) accumulated in the last 12 months 100.6%, and was strongly reduced by the second consecutive month, since it came from a 136.7% In December, and near 180% In November. This is explained due to the strong inflation of November and December, which no longer enters the interannual accumulated.
What increased the most in the first month of 2025 in CABA were recreation and culture (7.7%), insurance and financial services (7%), and restaurants and hotels (6%).
Meanwhile, the segment of Non -alcoholic foods and drinks drilled 2%by writing down a rise in 1.9%. Inside the division, the main impulses came from Meat and derivatives (2.9%), Fruit (5.7%), Milk, dairy products and eggs (1.3%) and Bread and cereals (0.9%).
It should be noted that, in the First week of February the meats increased again and generated an acceleration of food inflation.
Source: Ambito
