FOOD PRICE INDEX: Price increase slows down, but not everywhere
Estonia's food prices have shown mixed trends in the past year, with some items still increasing while others have fallen in price, providing some relief to consumers.
The Government updated the values of retirement benefits for March: how much they are now
The Argentine government has increased retirement benefits in March in line with the Consumer Price Index increases, as detailed in a resolution published by Anses.
Again with INDEC?
Argentina's statistics bureau, INDEC, has decided against implementing a controversial new method for calculating the Consumer Price Index (CPI), raising concerns about the reliability of public statistics.
Inflation cooled to 2.3% in January but food prices up again: StatCan
Canada's inflation rate decreased slightly to 2.3% in January, while food prices continued to rise at variable rates.
Food inflation falls to 14-year low
Nigeria's food inflation rate has reached its lowest level in over 14 years, dropping to 8.89% in January 2026.
According to the Statistics Office, prices rose at the slowest pace in 13 months
The Statistics Office of Estonia reported a 3.7% increase in consumer prices in January 2026, marking the slowest inflation rate in over a year.
Where is inflation in the United States going, towards 2% or towards 4%?
The report on inflation in the United States reveals a decrease in price pressures, with the Consumer Price Index showing its lowest annual increase since July.
Where is inflation in the United States headed, towards 2% or towards 4%?
The January inflation report in the United States showed a decrease in price pressures, with CPI rising by 2.4% annually, leading to questions about future inflation trends.
Lee: The impact of the overestimation of the consumer price index during crisis years will remain in the economy
Urmet Lee, director of Statistics Estonia, acknowledged that the overestimation of the consumer price index during the 2021-2022 energy crisis has lasting effects on the economy.
In this year's CPI calculation, the share of food increased while the share of transport decreased
In Estonia, this year's Consumer Price Index (CPI) shows an increase in the weight of food and non-alcoholic beverages, while the weight of transport has decreased due to reduced spending on cars.
Nigeria: Inflation to Hit 18% in January, Bucking 2025 Downtrend, Say Analysts
Analysts predict that Nigeria's inflation rate could rise to 18% in January, diverging from the downward trend observed in 2025.
Live at 10: the Statistics Office's update on the consumer price index calculation
The Statistics Office of Estonia will present new consumer price index data and updates to its calculation method during a press conference live streamed on ERR's portal.
Consumer prices rose in January
Consumer price index in Estonia increased by 1% from the previous month and by 3.7% from January 2025, with food prices rising by 2.3% compared to December.
Consumer Price Index rose by 3.7 percent in January
The Consumer Price Index in Estonia increased by 3.7% year-on-year in January 2026, primarily driven by rising electricity, food, and alcohol prices.
"AK. Week": how the consumer price index is calculated?
The article explores the methodology behind calculating the Consumer Price Index (CPI) in Estonia, emphasizing its importance in reflecting actual price changes for consumers.
The confidence in the stability of the currency
The Argentine government’s adherence to the old Consumer Price Index formula has raised concerns about the trustworthiness of public statistics and inflation data, leading to an increase in country risk and a fall in Argentine bonds.
Alternative inflation indices emerge amid official call to moderate salary demands
Alternative measures of inflation are being developed in Argentina following the government's decision to delay updating the official consumer price index (CPI), leading to tensions within economic negotiations.
Wall Street: Closing without direction
The S&P 500 index closed slightly up amid a second consecutive weekly decline, as US consumer price data fell short of expectations, failing to spur a rally.
Inflation in the U.S. Falls to Its Lowest Level in Nearly Five Years, and Trump Celebrates
Inflation in the United States decreased to a near five-year low in January, prompting celebration from President Donald Trump amid ongoing concerns about the cost of living.
US inflation falls to 2.4% in January after Trump’s tariffs led to price fluctuations
US inflation has decreased to 2.4% in January following significant price fluctuations caused by Donald Trump’s tariffs last year.
January's U.S. CPI rises by 2.4%, falling short of forecasts; early rate cuts remain uncertain
In January, the U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) increased by 2.4% compared to the previous year, which was lower than expected, indicating uncertain prospects for early interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.
FOOD PRICE INDEX ⟩ Which food products provide relief, which ones eat up money?
A recent report from Postimees highlights significant changes in the pace of food price increases in Estonia.
NEW TEST: The Statistics Office promises to publish the consumer price index on Monday
The Statistics Office in Estonia is set to attempt the publication of the consumer price index on Monday after experiencing three delays due to the implementation of a new methodology.
Statistics Office makes third attempt to publish January consumer prices
The Statistics Office of Estonia is set to make its third attempt to publish the consumer price index for January using a new calculation methodology.
China overhauls consumer price basket, with never-before-seen unveiling of its composition
China has revealed a significant overhaul of its consumer price index, shifting weight from food and housing to services and new consumption goods.
Electricity prices rose by 3.7% in January, compared to 20.5% a year ago, leaving the CPI at 2.3%
In January, electricity prices in Spain increased by 3.7%, a significant reduction from a 20.5% rise the previous year, resulting in a consumer price index (CPI) of 2.3%.
Rentals: how to calculate inflation increases in February 2026, according to different indexes
The article discusses how rental contracts in Argentina can be adjusted for inflation after the repeal of the rental law, emphasizing the use of the Consumer Price Index (CPI).
Politicians say the lack of consumer price index is a serious problem
Estonian politicians express concern over the lack of a consumer price index, which is crucial for adjusting pensions, wages, and minimum living standards.
The Statistics Office does not know when January's consumer price index data will be ready
The Estonian Statistics Office has delayed the release of January's consumer price index data twice and is currently unsure when it will be available.
JP Morgan analyzed the postponement of the new IPC and projected inflation above 2% monthly in the first half
JP Morgan forecasts that inflation in Argentina will exceed 2% monthly in the first half of the year, contrary to the government's goals.
At Indec they denounce an 'intervened CPI' and a new complaint arises
Employees at Argentina's Indec have raised concerns over governmental interference in the Consumer Price Index methodology after the resignation of a key official.
Amid the controversy over inflation measurement, the January CPI recorded 2.9%
In January, Argentina reported a 2.9% Consumer Price Index (CPI) increase, exceeding market expectations amidst ongoing debates about the credibility of official inflation statistics.
January Inflation: What was the accumulated CPI and what do consultancy firms project for this year
January's inflation data is expected to be released, detailing the accumulated Consumer Price Index and projections from consulting firms for the year ahead.
Prices increased by 3.6 percent in the last year
Prices in Norway rose by 3.6 percent in January compared to the previous year, driven primarily by increases in housing, vehicle, and electricity costs.
Pensions, alimonies, and ministerial salaries dependent on the consumer price index at Statistics Estonia
Statistics Estonia has postponed the publication of the January consumer price index data, which impacts the annual indexing of pensions, alimonies, and salaries of high-ranking state officials.
Ligi: The delay in publishing the consumer price index with the new methodology is disappointing
Estonian Finance Minister Jürgen Ligi expresses disappointment over the postponement of the consumer price index data release, citing technical difficulties faced by the Statistics Office.
The Statistical Office has encountered difficulties in calculating the consumer price index
The release of consumer price index data has been delayed due to issues with the implementation of new methodology.
Publication of January Consumer Prices Further Delayed
The release of January consumer price index data in Estonia has been postponed again due to ongoing methodological changes.
The IMF requested explanations regarding INDEC's inflation index, and Marco Lavagna's successor proposes updating it
The IMF is demanding clarity from the Argentinian government about its recent decision to suspend the updated Consumer Price Index, following the resignation of Marco Lavagna and the appointment of his successor.
In addition to the new CPI, INDEC also planned to update another key index that has distortions
INDEC's plan to update the Consumer Price Index (CPI) to reflect more current data has been suspended, alongside another crucial index related to wages that also suffers from significant delays and distortions.
Change in consumer price index found using new methodology was not published
The Statistics Office unexpectedly postponed the release of the consumer price index data for January calculated using a new methodology that accounts for more discounted food prices.
In the lead-up to Lavagna's departure from Indec, the City expected inflation in January to be 2.4
Economists in the City anticipated that January's inflation rate would be around 2.4% ahead of Marco Lavagna's exit from INDEC and the government's decision to postpone the update of the Consumer Price Index.
Monotributo February 2026: How the scales are set and how much you pay per month in each category
The Monotributo scales remain in effect for February 2026, based on the Consumer Price Index variation and adjustments applied since the beginning of the year.
Fax, VHS and phone cards: products that no longer exist, but are still in the old CPI survey
The Argentine government's postponement of updating the Consumer Price Index maintains a measurement based on spending patterns from over two decades ago, with only technical substitutions and no comprehensive update of goods and weights.
An economist delved into the controversy over the new CPI and analyzed its impact before the January figure is released
Economist Marcelo Elizondo discussed the new Consumer Price Index measurement method and its implications for inflation ahead of the January data release.
New CPI: the Government had assured in the Budget that the change in measurement would be implemented this year
The government has postponed the implementation of the new Consumer Price Index (CPI) initially planned for this year, despite previously announcing it in the 2026 budget proposal submitted to Congress.
Eating out getting more expensive as Americans hit 'menu price fatigue' nationwide
The rising costs of food and dining out are affecting Americans as restaurant prices experience a noticeable increase, contributing to 'menu price fatigue'.
How much do bank employees earn in February 2026
Bank employees across the country receive a salary update in February based on the latest Consumer Price Index published by Indec.
Indec, $LIBRA, labor reform: libertarians received from the caste, and with honors
Starting February 2026, Argentina's National Institute of Statistics and Censuses will publish a new Consumer Price Index to better reflect changes in household consumption patterns due to relative price fluctuations.
Luis Caputo discredited his former deputy minister and accused the opposition regarding the Indec controversy
Economy Minister Luis Caputo blamed the opposition for the controversy surrounding the Consumer Price Index update and criticized his former deputy minister Joaquín Cottani for suggesting it should have been implemented a year earlier.