The Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose to 5.1% in the Balearic Islands in September in year-on-year terms, seven tenths higher than the previous month, according to the final data published this Wednesday by the National Statistics Institute (INE). With this result, prices have chained five consecutive months of increases in the Archipelago.

Refilling the tank is once again pushing up the cost of living. The rise in fuel prices has pushed inflation in the Balearic Islands to 4.4% in August, five tenths of a percentage point higher than in July and the highest rate since April 2023. The Islands are thus slightly above the national average, which stands at 4.3%, according to data published this Tuesday by the National Statistics Institute (INE).

The Consumer Price Index (CPI) fell to 2.2% in the Balearic Islands in February in year-on-year terms, two tenths below the year-on-year rate of the previous month, according to definitive data published this Friday by the National Statistics Institute (INE).

The Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose to 3.5% in the Balearic Islands in July year-on-year, seven-tenths of a percentage point higher than the previous month's year-on-year rate. It is the region with the highest rate, according to final data published this Wednesday by the National Statistics Institute (INE).

The National Statistics Institute (INE) has revised the consumer price index (CPI) for June, placing it at 2.8% in the Balearic Islands, the highest rate in Spain, tied with that of the Basque Country. The state CPI rose to 2.3%, one-tenth higher than the figure reported two weeks ago and three-tenths higher than in May. Regarding food, inflation rose three-tenths to 2.8%.