The Consumer Price Index (CPI) fell by 1.4% in January compared to December 2012, according to the National Statistics Institute, and the annual rate now stands at 2.6%. The decline is the biggest in any month since the start of the financial crisis and is the lowest rate since July 2012.
CPI up by eight tenths in October
The Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose by eight tenths in October when compared to the previous month, with the annual rate now standing at 3.5%. The rise was caused by a number of sectors, such as clothing and footwear for the start of the winter season, education, kitchenware and food.
Local taxes to increase by 1.9% based upon the CPI
The Council has announced that it is freezing local rates and taxes for next year and only updating them by 1.9% based upon the Consumer Price Index (CPI).
CPI in Andalucia up by 1.5% in April
The Consumer Price Index in Andalucia rose by 1.5% in April due mainly to price rises in the clothing and footwear sector (+10.4%) and drinks and tobacco (+3%).
CPI at lowest rate since August 2010
According to the National Institute of Statistics, inflation has remained at the same low rate for the past two years and the Consumer Price Index, after stagnation in February, has reached its lowest value since August 2010 at 1.8%.
CPI in Andalucia up by 1.3% in April
The Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose by 1.3% in Andalucia during April when compared to the previous month to give an annual rate of 3.9%.
Prices in Andalucia up by 1.2%
Prices in Andalucia rose by 1.2% during April according to the National Statistics Institute (INE), with the CPI for Spain as a whole rising by 1.1%.
CPI down in January
The Consumer Price Index (CPI) fell by 1% in January as a result of the sales but the interannual rate increased by two-tenths in December 2009 to stand at 1%. The core inflation rate, which excludes food and energy prices, fell by 1.6% and the interannual rate is now 0.1%.
CPI
The Consumer Price Index rose by 0.4% in Andalucía in June with the interannual rate now standing at -1.2%. Nationally, the CPI also rose by 0.4% but the interannual rate fell by one tenth to -1.0%.
CPI goes negative
The Consumer Price Index (CPI) interannual rate dipped below zero for the first time ever, standing at -0,1% for March. This is despite the fact that prices in March rose by 0.2%.