/inflacion page shows two complementary views of Argentina’s monthly CPI data side by side:
- Inflation Graph (left) — an interactive line chart with date pickers to zoom in on any time window
- Inflation Indices (right) — a collapsible tree organized by decade and year, with min/max/average summaries
Inflation Graph
The Inflation Graph renders a Chart.js line chart of monthly inflation rates (valor) over time. Date picker inputs let you filter to any date range within the available data.
Set the start date
Use the Desde (From) date input to pick the earliest date you want to see. It defaults to the first available data point in the series.
Set the end date
Use the Hasta (To) date input to pick the latest date. It defaults to the most recent available data point.
Inflation Indices
The Inflation Indices panel presents the same data as an expandable tree grouped by decade and year.Expand a year
Click a year row to expand it and see the monthly breakdown. Each year row shows a summary before you open it.
The most recent decade and year are expanded by default, so you see current-year data immediately on load.
What the data shows
Year summary
Each year row in the Indices panel displays the minimum, maximum, and average monthly inflation percentages recorded that year — giving you a quick overview without expanding every month.
Color coding
Monthly values in the Indices panel are color-coded to indicate inflation intensity: green for low, orange for moderate, and red for high inflation months.
Color coding reference
| Color | Threshold | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Green | < 5% monthly | Low inflation |
| Orange | 5% – 10% monthly | Moderate inflation |
| Red | > 10% monthly | High inflation |
Year summary reference
| Summary stat | Description |
|---|---|
| Min % | Lowest single-month CPI change recorded that year |
| Max % | Highest single-month CPI change recorded that year |
| Average % | Simple average of all monthly CPI values for that year |
Data source
Both components fetch from the same endpoint:The Indices tree groups data by the decade of each record’s date. Decades with no data points are not shown. The Graph’s date pickers are pre-filled to the full available range on load.