The data also represents a continuation of the deceleration trend compared to the previous month. In July, the national Consumer Price Index had shown an increase of 2.1%, with a cumulative of 19.3% for the year and a year-on-year variation of 33.8%.
Among the components that explained the behavior of the IPCBA during August, various divisions of the Buenos Aires basket stood out. Together, Housing, water, electricity, gas, and other fuels; Food and non-alcoholic beverages; Health; and Transportation contributed 1.16 percentage points to the variation of the General Level.










