Inflation in November reached 4.

3%, INDEC reveals

Prices rose by 52.1% 12 months ago, and 48.3% in 2019 so far,

national statistics data shows.

Prices in Argentina rose 4.3 percent in November, the INDEC national statistics bureau
reported on Thursday, as inflation accelerated.

What happened to prices in November?

In November the price sin Argentina increase 4.3%

What did inflation do?

The inflation increased the prices

That jump means inflation over the last 12 months totals 52.1 percent, with prices
up 48.3 percent since the start of this calendar year, according to official data.

How much did inflation totaled in the last 12 months?

The inflation totaled in the last 12 months was 52,1%

 After September’s peak of 5.9 percent, October's rate slowed a little to 3.3 percent.
However, experts predicted the respite would be short-lived, largely due to greater
anticipated movement in the food and beverage sector. That proved to be accurate
– food and beverage prices rose by 5.3 percent, according to INDEC. 

What happened in October when it comes to inflation?

In October inflation rate was slowed than September Nevertheless the food and beverage`s
prices increased 5.3 %
Why was the respite short- lived?

Because the prices in food and beverage increased

Experts also expected the government's unfreezing of fuel prices to have an impact,
hitting every part of the chain of production, pushing costs up and then passing them
down to the consumer. INDEC’s report suggests that occurred.
What did unfreezing of fuel prices bring about?

The unfreezing of fuel prices to had an impact over cost of production

Who is last at the production chain?

The last in the chain is the consumer

The most impacted sectors were communications (7.4 percent), health (6.3 percent)
and wellbeing and associated services (4.9 percent). Education and textiles both came
in at 4.4 percent. 

Who suffered the most ¿? Why? The most impacted sectors were communications (7.4
percent),