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Analysts expect higher inflation in July and August - Buenos Aires Herald

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Argentina s monthly inflation rate seen slowing to 7% in June

BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina s monthly inflation rate is expected to slow to 7.0% in June, according to the median forecast in a Reuters poll, after hitting 7.8% in May, as the government battles to control spiraling prices ahead of elections in October.

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Argentina s monthly inflation rate seen slowing to 7% in June | WKZO | Everything Kalamazoo

By Hernan Nessi BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina's monthly inflation rate is expected to slow to 7.0% in June, according to the median forecast in a.

United statesBuenos airesDistrito federalIsabel woodfordAlberto fernandezEmelia sithole matariseFederico zirulnikProgress foundationScalabrini ortiz centerConsumer price indexPresident alberto fernandezHernan nessi

Argentina s monthly inflation rate seen slowing to 7% in June

Argentina's monthly inflation rate is expected to slow to 7.0% in June, according to the median forecast in a Reuters poll, after hitting 7.8% in May, as the government battles to control spiraling prices ahead of elections in October.

United statesBuenos airesDistrito federalFederico zirulnikEmelia sithole matariseIsabel woodfordAlberto fernandezThomson reuters trust principlesProgress foundationScalabrini ortiz centerConsumer price indexPresident alberto fernandezHernan nessiThomson reuters trust