US EditionArgentina sees lowest annual inflation rate in four years
- Argentina reported its lowest annual inflation rate in four years, dropping to 47.3% in April 2025 according to INDEC in Buenos Aires.
- This decline follows a series of economic reforms led by President Javier Milei, including a major peso devaluation in December 2023 and new IMF agreements.
- The government introduced a managed floating exchange rate and partial currency control removal, while the central bank intervened to stabilize the peso amid global market fluctuations.
- The peso traded near 1,131.70 per dollar on May 15, 2025, marking a stabilization after a 10% depreciation at the exchange regime launch, supported by a $20 billion IMF loan package.
- The inflation slowdown and currency stabilization suggest ongoing disinflation, though upcoming reserve data and technical resistance may test whether stability is sustained or temporary.
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Argentine Peso Stabilizes as Market Confidence Grows Under New Exchange Regime
The Argentine peso halted its decline against the US dollar this morning, settling at 1,131.70 per dollar after a turbulent trading session yesterday. The USD/ARS exchange rate decreased marginally by 0.0359 or 0.00% from Wednesday’s close of 1,131.7381, according to real-time market data from TradingView on May 15, 2025. Yesterday’s trading saw the peso depreciate […]
April inflation slowed to 2.8%
CNN Radio Argentina (CNN Radio Argentina) – Florencia Iragui, economist and professor at the University of Buenos Aires (UBA), spoke this Wednesday with Regreso CNN, hosted by Mariana Arias and Pepe Gil Vidal, about the April inflation figures released by the National Institute of Statistics and Census (INDEC) and projections for the coming months. The National Institute of Statistics and Census (INDEC) reported that the overall Consumer Price I…
Inflation of April: one by one, how the CPI was in Latin American countries and what place Argentina occupies
In April, inflation slowed down, although the government established a new floating-band exchange rate regime, which generated a first upward dollar reaction and led to marked price lists for traders, this initial shock moderated with the passing of days and finally the Consumer Price Index (CPI) marked a 2.8% monthly increase.This was a decrease of 0.9 percentage points compared to March, when inflation was 3.7 per cent, in a month marked by ri…
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