Inflation refuses to fall below 2%: what the market expects for the rest of the year and what the risks are for next year

Argentina's inflation rate has faced challenges in maintaining a downward trend, rising from 1.7% in August to 1.9% in September. Market analysts are currently evaluating the implications of this stagnation for the remainder of the year and assessing potential economic risks moving into the upcoming year.

The persistence of these price increases highlights the difficulties in achieving further deceleration of the consumer price index. Economic stakeholders continue to monitor these indicators to determine the trajectory of the national economy in the near term.