
Inflation in El Salvador remained contained in october 2025 compared to the same month last year. According to the Banco Central de Reserva, the El Índice de Precios al Consumidor (IPC) reached 131.26 points this october, showing an annual variation of 0.93%, a figure that implies a moderate inflationary rate compared to the high figures observed in october 2024.
Annual inflation: October 2025 vs. october 2024
In october 2025, annual inflation was 0.93%, reflecting a slowdown compared to the price increases seen in october 2024. This lower inflationary pressure favors the purchasing power of households and allows for greater stability in the costs of basic goods and services.
Main differences between the two periods
The CPI for october 2025 is 131.26; in october 2024 it was lower, indicating a moderate increase in the general price level.
The annual variation fell to 0.93% this year, contrasting with a higher rate recorded in 2024.
The accumulated inflation through october 2025 is 1.19%, in line with historically lower figures in recent months.

Impact on the Economy
This comparison shows that, compared to the previous year, the inflationary environment has eased. This trend allows families and businesses to plan with greater confidence and reduces pressure on the cost of living, essential aspects for economic recovery and social stability.
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