What would September's inflation have been with the new price index that the Government postponed?

Argentina's official statistics agency, Indec, reported that the Consumer Price Index (IPC) inflation for September reached 1.9%, resulting in a 23.6% accumulation between January and September and a 33.4% increase over the past twelve months. However, the reported figure would have differed if a new price index, which the government chose to postpone, had been applied.

Simultaneously, international economic updates for September highlighted inflation trends in other regions. In the United States, the Consumer Price Index rose by 0.6% in September, bringing the annual rate to 3.7%, driven largely by increasing gasoline prices. Meanwhile, in Madrid, the Spanish business confederation CEOE reported that inflation spiked to 4.9% in September due to rising energy costs, projecting an annual average inflation rate of 3.6% for 2026.