Argentina’s inflation in 2025 fell to 31.5%, the lowest in 8 years |
Prices in Argentina increased 31.5% in 2025, the lowest inflation rate since 2017, according to a report by the INDEC statistics bureau.
Although the rate is still high by international standards, inflation has decelerated during Javier Milei’s presidency. The figure is over 86 points lower than 2024’s 117.8%, the first full year of his mandate, and 180 lower than 2023’s 211.4%, the last year Peronist Alberto Fernández was in office.
Monthly inflation in December was 2.8%. The sector with the biggest increase was transportation, which jumped by 4%.
Milei won the presidential runoff in November 2023 with the promise of eradicating inflation. That