The interannual variation rate of the CPI in the Canary Islands stands at 3.4%
The interannual variation rate of the CPI in the Canary Islands stands at 3.4% in May 2024, which represents an increase of one tenth compared to the previous month's figure (3.3%). At the state level, this rate takes the value of 3.6%.
Oils and fats (40.3%), sheep meat (19.1%) and potatoes and their preparations (14.5%) are among the most inflationary goods and services. On the other hand, there have been decreases of 3.8% in clothing accessories and repairs, 3.3% in women's footwear and 2.9% in children's footwear.
The monthly variation rate for May took the value of 0.1% in the Canary Islands, placing the variation so far this year at 1.7%. On the other hand, the annual rate of the general index without unprocessed foods or energy products (core inflation) takes the value of 2.8%, being identical to that registered in April (2.8%). At the state level this rate reaches 3.0%.
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