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The May CPI is confirmed at 8.7% with food and gasoline prices at 26-year highs

The National Institute of Statistics confirms the increase in the CPI for May to 8.

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The May CPI is confirmed at 8.7% with food and gasoline prices at 26-year highs

The National Institute of Statistics confirms the increase in the CPI for May to 8.7% year-on-year, as a result of increases in food and fuel prices, as advanced by the data advanced on May 30. Gasoline and food prices are at 26-year highs. Core inflation (excluding food and energy) is also confirmed at 4.9%, almost four points below the general CPI, but at the highest since October 1995.

The Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 0.8% in May in relation to the previous month and increased its interannual rate four tenths, up to 8.7%, due to the higher cost of fuel, restaurants and the basket of the purchase. The food,

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