Argentina’s yearly inflation in 2025 came in at 31.5 percent — the lowest in eight years – the National Institute of Statistics and Census of Argentina (INDEC) announced Tuesday.
INDEC, a decentralized entity within the Argentine Economy Ministry, is tasked with measuring Argentina’s monthly inflation rates.
In a social media post , Economy Minister Luis Caputo explained that 2025 ended with the lowest inflation in the past eight years, both in general and core inflation. Caputo described it as an “extraordinary achievement” and said it was accomplished within a context of price readjustment in Argentina, the implementation of a floating…
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