Gizmondi, economist: "It was a good inflation figure because it came in the month the currency controls were eased."

Inflation gives Javier Milei a break, after having reached its highest value in seven months in March. Official data known on Wednesday indicate that prices increased by 2.8% in April, that is, almost one point less than the 3.7% recorded in the previous period. Thus, the inflation accumulated in the first quarter of 2025 reaches 11.6% and in the last year, to 47.3%. Continue reading

CNN Radio Argentina (CNN Radio Argentina) – The economist of Cohen, Milagros Gizmondi, spoke this Wednesday with CNN Economics and News of Julieta Tarrés, after knowing the data of inflation of April, which was 2.8% according to Indec. “We expect a data closer to 3% and surprised to the decrease this 2.8%. It was a good data of inflation because it was in the month of the relaxation of the cepo,” he said. Gizmondi emphasized that “to have unifie…

CNN Radio Argentina (CNN Radio Argentina) – The economist of Cohen, Milagros Gizmondi, spoke this Wednesday with CNN Economics and News of Julieta Tarrés, after knowing the data of inflation of April, which was 2.8% according to Indec. “We expect a data closer to 3% and surprised to the decrease this 2.8%. It was a good data of inflation because it was in the month of the relaxation of the cepo,” he said. Gizmondi emphasized that “to have unifie…

In March it had been 3.7 per cent. Indec's latest report reflected the movement of consumer prices following the recent exchange rate adjustment and the elimination of the quota.

After the departure of the exchange rate quota in the middle of last month and after the peak of March, inflation resumed a path of deceleration that was celebrated in Casa Rosada. Below what was expected by the market and with the help of smaller food hikes, the price index of April was 2.8%. Prices accumulated 11.6% in the first quarter and 47.3% in the last twelve months, according to Indec. Increases had accelerated in the third month of the…

Inflation marked a brake in April and stood at 2.8%, according to INDEC on Tuesday. The data represents a decrease compared to the 3.7% recorded in March and becomes the first price indicator after the end of the exchange rate and the implementation of the new scheme of bands for the dollar. In the last twelve months, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) accumulated a rise of 47.3%, while in the course of the year the variation reached 11.6%. During A…