2026-01-13 23:31:10

Argentina December Inflation Data Released, INDEC's latest report shows a monthly inflation rate of 2.8% for December.

Looking back at the inflation trend over the past 13 months, it has steadily decreased from 25.5% in December 2023—dropping to 20.6% in January, 13.9% in February, 11% in March, 8.8% in April, and sharply down to 4.2% in May. The following months remained around 4% with slight fluctuations (June 4.6%, July 4%, August 4.2%), and as autumn and winter approached, inflation continued to ease—3.5% in September, 2.7% in October, and 2.4% in November.

Entering 2025, inflation continued to decline. December data shows 2.7%, and January further decreased to 2.2%. Overall, Argentina's inflation has gradually cooled from a hyper-high level of over 25% down to the single digits, with a reduction of over 90%. This macroeconomic improvement often influences risk appetite in emerging markets and asset allocation strategies across major asset classes.

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YieldWhisperer

· 01-16 23:23

Argentina's recent inflation suppression is really impressive, dropping directly from 25% to just over 2%. Mille's move is quite clever. Going from 25% to single digits—how many people got liquidated... Should have heavily invested in Argentine assets earlier. Inflation coming down so quickly feels a bit strange, is it real or fake? Emerging markets should be taking off now, risk appetite is back? Hedge funds should be rebalancing wildly right now, as soon as this data comes out, they'll act immediately.

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WalletsWatcher

· 01-14 06:40

Argentina's recent inflation reduction is truly top-tier, dropping directly from 25% to just over 2%, achieved through hard work. Millie really got this done, but honestly, do emerging markets dare to gamble... the risks are still quite high. If this data is accurate, will Argentina's Bitcoin take off again? From 25 to 2, that's an incredible drop. By the way, how is the peso doing now? With the macroeconomic situation improving so much, emerging markets are probably about to rebound. Let's wait and see.

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ForkItAll

· 01-13 23:59

25% down to 2%? Milai really played Argentina well --- With inflation dropping like this, is the Argentine peso about to rebound? Or do we have to cut the grass again --- A 90% drop sounds great, but I still have my doubts. Could it just be a change in statistical methodology --- Is emerging markets about to take off, or is it just an illusion --- Can Argentina stabilize this number? It seems they’ve hyped it up before --- If this data is accurate, Argentina’s asset allocation needs to be re-evaluated --- From 25% to 2%, what does it mean? It shows how bad those previous central bank decisions were

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TheMemefather

· 01-13 23:55

Milei really isn't bragging; inflation was cut by a staggering 90%. What a tough person. Argentina's reversal this time is incredible, dropping from 25% directly to single digits. It feels like it's about to take off. Emerging markets might have a chance this time. But we still need to see if it can stabilize afterward and not rebound again. Is Argentina finally no longer the economic joke? From 25% to 2%, this decline is outrageous. I believe in Milei. Can Arg coins rise, everyone? Inflation has come down; does this mean the US dollar will also appreciate? The entire chart looks like a perfect downward channel, very pleasing to the eye. Is this truly genuine reform or just a smoke screen? Let's wait and see.

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WealthCoffee

· 01-13 23:46

Argentina's recent inflation decline is truly impressive, dropping from over 25% to just over 2%, practically a economic savior. Inflation has been controlled so quickly, emerging markets must be ready to take off. Honestly, if this data is real, Argentina's asset allocation strategy needs a complete overhaul. From 25% to 2%—what a contrast... No wonder the crypto community has been discussing rebalancing Argentina's assets recently. It seems Argentina has finally caught its breath; what does this mean for emerging markets? A 90% reduction—if this happened in other countries, they would have already celebrated, but this might be standard procedure. It looks like Argentina's president has some skills in inflation management. With such impressive data, could there be hidden risks I haven't seen? Single-digit inflation... is it truly stable or just the calm before the storm?

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MetaNomad

· 01-13 23:37

Argentina's recent inflation decline is really impressive, dropping from 25% to over 2%... Does it feel like Milei is finally doing the right thing? --- Cutting 25 percentage points down to single digits—that's a real macroeconomic shift. --- Wait, is this data really that good? Should emerging markets rebound now? --- Awesome, a 90% reduction... Is Argentina about to turn things around? --- Inflation has fallen from paradise to hell; can money still buy things now? --- Now, emerging market assets should be the next to rise, who still has a bearish view on Argentina? --- 2.2%? That's a bit suspicious; maybe the statistics are inflated. --- Dropping from 25% to 2% shows that any problem can be solved with a one-size-fits-all approach—kind of harsh. --- With such a macroeconomic shift, why does it feel like ARS hasn't reacted yet?

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CryptoCross-TalkClub

· 01-13 23:34

Laughing to death, Argentina's inflation rate jumped from 25% directly down to over 2%, a sharper drop than my crypto gains. If this data is real, emerging markets are about to take off. But everyone, don't be fooled by this illusion. When Argentina loosens its policies and the Federal Reserve shifts, the crypto world will have another big illusion. Cut from 25% to 2%, I would call this decrease the "Inflation Harvesting Machine Upgrade." Everyone, does this mean emerging markets will turn around? I bet fifty cents that by the end of the month, there will be another wave of new retail investors being sacrificed. With inflation data looking so good, it feels like a project team's new white paper—full of beautiful illusions. Wow, Argentina has finally cured its inflation disease. Next, can the crypto world cure retail investors' anemia?

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