Overview
- Consultancies LCG and Econoviews estimate food and beverage prices rose about 2.3% to 2.4% over the last four weeks.
- LCG reports a 1.4% jump in the second week of October, led by vegetables up 3.8% and beverages up 2.7%.
- The rebound followed a 0.4% drop at the start of October, keeping pressure on the CPI despite recent exchange‑rate stability after U.S.-linked support.
- INDEC is scheduled to publish the official September CPI on Tuesday, October 14, providing the benchmark against which private readings will be gauged.
- A worker-focused index from UMET’s IET and the CCD shows September inflation at 2.2%, the highest since April, with regional data highlighting uneven impacts such as sunflower oil up 4–9% in Buenos Aires and sugar spikes up to 8.6% in Misiones.