Argentina Inflation Expectations Jump 6.1pp to 35.9% as Households Brace for Higher Prices

A Universidad Torcuato Di Tella survey shows Argentine households now expect 35.9% inflation over the next 12 months, up 6.1 percentage points from September, with lower-income households registering the largest upward revision. This signals deteriorating inflation expectations, which could pressure the central bank to tighten policy or exacerbate currency depreciation. The data is survey-based and reflects sentiment, not realized inflation, but it underscores persistent price instability in Argentina.

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