Inflation Fell to 3.5% in September (in Argentina) – IOTW Report

Inflation Fell to 3.5% in September (in Argentina)

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The National Institute of Statistics and Census of Argentina (INDEC) announced on Thursday that the country’s inflation rate for September was 3.5 percent.

September’s result marks the lowest inflation rate recorded in Argentina since November 2021 and is the result of President Javier Milei’s “shock therapy” economic measures that have steadily reduced inflation from 25.5 percent at the time he took office in December 2023 to September’s 3.5 percent.

Milei’s policies aim to overturn Argentina’s years-long economic crisis exacerbated under leftist governments, which dramatically worsened during the administration of Milei’s predecessor, socialist former President Alberto Fernández (2019-2023). more

5 Comments on Inflation Fell to 3.5% in September (in Argentina)

  1. Still almost twice as high (1.9 percent, annualized over 4 years) as Trump.

    Biden’s most spectacular successes still fall spectacularly short of the mark when compared to his predecessor.

  2. Speaking of inflation, you will need gold bars to purchase Halloween candy this year, with the price of cocoa up 150%. It’s time to eighty-six this pagan tradition once and for all.

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  3. If ya think President Milei’s doing well now, just wait until he ditches paper fiat currency, in favor of PM (gold, silver) currency.
    I can dream, can’t I?

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