Even more encouraging is the behavior of core inflation, which excludes volatile factors and stood at a minimal 1.6%.
The Minister of Economy of Javier Milei on X: "Inflation 1.9%, the Central Bank record purchases of 532 million and dance from Spain to France. Can we say that today is a good day?"
Even more encouraging is the behavior of core inflation, which excludes volatile factors and stood at a minimal 1.6%.
While seasonal categories like Recreation and Culture rose by 4.2% due to tourism, key sectors like Communications (0.9%) and Clothing and Footwear (0.4%) showed almost nonexistent increases, demonstrating that the weight of market freedom is already easing the burden on citizens' pockets.
The cherry on top of this glorious day was provided by the Central Bank of the Argentine Republic (BCRA). The monetary entity made a massive purchase of USD 532 million in a single day, marking the highest figure in the entire “Milei era” and the largest volume since December 2022.
With this move, the BCRA has chained 126 consecutive sessions of net buying, raising international reserves to a solid total of USD 48.687 billion.
Since the start of the fourth phase of the monetary plan in January, the Central Bank has already absorbed USD 12.267 billion, exceeding the annual target and making it clear that the confidence of the agro-exporting, energy, and mining sectors in the Government is total. While the world surrenders to the game of Spain under Luis de la Fuente, Argentina is preparing for its own economic final, with balanced accounts and restored pride.
The reconstruction of Argentina under the government of Javier Milei continues to show results, in an undeniable statistical reality this July 14. This spirit was perfectly captured by the Minister of Economy, Luis Caputo, who has become the architect of this financial feat. The head of the economic portfolio used his official account on the social network X to summarize the sentiment of a country that is winning on all fronts again.
In a message that combined the rigor of data with the cheekiness typical of victory, Caputo linked economic milestones with the resounding 2-0 defeat of France against Spain in the semifinal of the 2026 World Cup, a reference that ignited the fervor of Argentines for the historic football rivalry with the French team.
“Inflation 1.9%, the [Central] Bank record purchases of 532 million and Spain's dance over France. Can we say that today is a good day?”, declared the Minister of Economy. His phrase is not just a sports jab, but the signature of a day where the goals of Mikel Oyarzabal and Pedro Porro at the Dallas Stadium seemed to resonate with the surgical precision of the Argentine economic plan.
On the strictly technical side, the National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (Indec) confirmed that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) recorded an increase of just 1.9% in June. This figure represents a notable slowdown compared to the 2.1% in May and marks the lowest variation in the last ten months.
Thanks to this fiscal discipline, the inflation accumulated so far in 2026 stands at a mere 16.8%, while the year-on-year figure plummeted to 33.5%, deepening the downward trend that began in April.