Argentina's Inflation Rate Drops to 5.2% in May
Argentina's monthly inflation rate for May decreased to 5.2%, according to a central bank poll of analysts, marking over a two-percentage-point drop from the previous forecast. Inflation in June is expected to be 5.5%, with an annual rate of 146.4% by the year's end.
Argentina's monthly inflation estimate for May came down to 5.2%, a more than two-percentage-point drop from the previous forecast, a central bank poll of analysts showed on Thursday.
In June, monthly inflation is expected at 5.5%, with the year closing out at 146.4%, the poll showed.
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