A. M. 
The most recent Consumer Price Index (CPI) data from SECMCA show that El Salvador recorded year-on-year inflation of 0.94% in october 2025, one of the lowest rates in the Central America and Dominican Republic (CARD) region. This figure confirms the continuation of a moderate inflationary environment in the country.
The graph showing the year-on-year variation between 2019 and october 2025 shows that El Salvador has maintained a downward trajectory since the inflation peak recorded in 2022, when the region experienced global pressures from food and energy prices. Since then, the country has shown stable development, with consistently low inflation levels compared to previous years and neighboring countries.
In contrast to other countries in the region, where year-on-year inflation exceeds 2% or even 4%, El Salvador continues to record figures below 1%, contributing to greater stability in the prices of goods and services for salvadoran households.
The trend observed over the last year confirms that the country remains within a moderate inflation range, favoring a predictable economic environment and less pressure on the cost of living.
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