Bolivia consumer prices rose 0.85% in September
Bolivia’s statistics office reported a 0.85% monthly increase in consumer prices in September. Inflation reached 3.88% from January through September and 5.70% over 12 months.
Event / data period: 2026-09
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The consumer price index rose 0.85% in September from August, according to a bulletin published by Bolivia’s National Statistics Institute on 20 October. The cumulative increase through September was 3.88%, while the 12-month change was 5.70%. The figures cover the national CPI, calculated on a 2016=100 base.
Tomato prices rose 38.12%, contributing 0.23 percentage points to the monthly index increase; carbonated drinks contributed 0.07 points. A 19.21% fall in chicken prices subtracted 0.50 points. Transport prices rose 1.20% during the month, while food and non-alcoholic beverages increased 0.73%.
Data
Bolivia September 2026 CPI
Monthly, cumulative and 12-month changes in the national CPI.
| Monthly | 0.85 |
| Year to date | 3.88 |
| 12 months | 5.7 |
Methodology
INE CPI, 2016=100 base; official rates as reported in the bulletin.
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