IPCA registers inflation of 0.16% in June.

THE National Consumer Price Index (IPCA) Brazil recorded inflation of 0.16% in June, compared to an increase of 0.58% in May, according to the report. Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) on the morning of this Friday (10).

Market expectations were for an increase of 0.31%. In June 2025, the variation had been a positive 0.24%.

For the year, the IPCA (Brazilian consumer price index) has accumulated an increase of 3.36%; in the last twelve months, it has risen 4.64%, below the 4.72% observed in the 12 months immediately preceding.

In June, the largest variation (0.63%) and the largest impact (0.10 pp) came from the group HousingOn the other hand, the group Food and Beverages recorded the largest negative variation and the greatest negative impact. The other groups showed variations ranging from -0.02% observed in Education and the 0.25% of Total ExpensesIn June, the group Food and drinks It fell 0.24%, after rising 1.33% in May. meals at home It fell 0.39%, compared to a 1.65% increase in May, influenced by the declines in… ground coffee (-3.72%), of fruits (-1.58%) and of meats (-0.64%). On the upside, noteworthy items include Pinto beans (8.31%) and English potato (3.57%). A eating out It slowed from 0.49% in May to 0.15% in June with the snack going from 0.49% to 0.13% and the snack from 0.51% to 0.15% in the same period.

This text was translated by machine from Brazilian Portuguese.