El Salvador Taux d'inflation

Consumer prices in El Salvador rose 0.94% year-over-year in October 2025, following a 0.36% increase in September, marking the second consecutive month of inflation. It was the highest inflation since August 2024, led by food and alcoholic beverages, which rose 1.41%, the largest increase in 13 months (compared with 0.53% in September). Additional upward pressure came from restaurants and hotels (3.41% vs 3.17%), healthcare (1.88% vs 1.78%), and housing and utilities (1.68% vs 1.78%). By contrast, costs continued to decline for transport (-2.02% vs -4.29%), clothing and footwear (-0.72% vs -0.57%), household goods (-0.60% vs -0.67%), and communication (-0.36% vs -0.21%). On a monthly basis, consumer prices rose 0.28% in October, following a 0.06% increase in September.