IPCA-15 registers inflation of 0.41% in June, says IBGE.

THE National Consumer Price Index 15 (IPCA-15), which measures the variation of the first 15 days of the month, showed inflation of 0.41% in June, below the 0.62% recorded in May and the 0.44% expected by the market. The data were released today (25) by Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE)In June 2025, the indicator showed an increase of 0.26%. Year-to-date, the IPCA-15 has accumulated a gain of 3.45%; over 12 months, it has risen 4.80%, above the 4.64% collected in the immediately preceding 12 months. Of the nine groups of products and services surveyed, the following stand out. Food and drinks, with the largest variation (0.74%) and impact (0.16 pp) and Housing (0.72% and 0.11 pp). Together, the two groups account for approximately 66% of the month's result. The remaining groups ranged from a 0.03% drop to Transportation and the 0.47% increase of Health and personal careThe group Food and drinks It slowed down from May (1.38%) to June (0.74%). meals at home It went from 1.73% in May to 0.87% in June, with notable increases in… English potato (29.42%), of tomato (17.27%), of Pinto beans (14.29%) and of onion (9.54%). The sub-items tomato, carrot and potatoEnglish Prices more than doubled in the first half of the year, with accumulated increases of 103.84%, 103.10%, and 100.20%, respectively. On the downside, the following stand out: ground coffee (-3.69%) and the fruits (-0.96%). A eating out It went from 0.51% in May to 0.40% in June. A snack (0.39%) recorded a lower variation than that recorded in the previous month (0.57%), while the snack It increased from 0.37% to 0.45% during the same period.

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