July CPI leaves behind two monthly falls and rises 0.1%: Highlighted hiking in the price of bread and cigarettes The data delivered this Friday by the INE was in line with market expectations. SANTIAGO.- The National Institute of Statistics (INE) reported this morning that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) noted a variation of 0.1% in July, in the midst of the health crisis generated by coronavirus in the country and quarantines throughout the country. With the seventh month of the year, inflation accumulated at twelve months reached 2.5%, while so far in 2020 the data reached a 1.3% increase. The July CPI left two months earlier where inflation had been negative and came in line with market ex... [Read more]