The Canary Islands Institute of Statistics (ISTAC) has released data reflecting this upward trend. In February, the rate was 2.1%. Nationally, the inflation rate is 3.2%, two tenths lower than that recorded in the archipelago.
Among the goods and services that have seen the most significant price increases are eggs (10.6%), personal transport (10.4%), and beef (9.5%). Conversely, price decreases have been observed in fresh fruit (-4.6%), men's clothing (-4.2%), and household appliances and their repairs (-2.4%).
The monthly CPI variation in the Canary Islands during June was 0.6%, bringing the year-to-date accumulated rate to 2.1%. Core inflation, which excludes unprocessed food and energy products, remains stable at 2.5% in the Canary Islands, the same figure as in May. Nationally, this rate reaches 2.9%.
