The annual variation rate of Consumer Price Index (CPI) in the Canary Islands it fell to 1.6% in March 2025, which means six tenths less than in February (2.2%), according to the latest data published by the Canarian Institute of Statistics (ISTAC). This figure is also seven tenths below of the national average, which reached 2.3%.
Among the products that have increased the most in price, the coffee, cocoa and infusions (+10.3%), the heating, lighting and water distribution (+9.6%) and the beef (+9.4%). On the other hand, other products have experienced significant drops, such as oils and fats (-27.8%), the clothing accessories and repairs (-7.2%) and the men's clothing (-5.4%).
In monthly terms, inflation in March was 0.0% in the Canary Islands, which leaves the accumulated variation so far this year in the 0.4%bility
For its part, the core inflation —which excludes unprocessed foods and energy products— remains in the 1.6%, the same value as in February, consolidating a downward trend started in November 2024 (when it stood at 2.4%). In the State as a whole, this rate rises to 2.0%, which reaffirms the Canary Islands as one of the regions with lower inflationary pressurebility
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