The annual CPI rate remains at 3.2% in the ACV and rises to 3% in Navarre in November

The annual rate of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) remained at 3% in November in the Basque Autonomous Community (CAV) and rose to 3% in Navarre, according to data published this Friday by the National Institute of Statistics. 

From October to November, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose by two tenths in both the ACV and Navarre.

So far this year, prices have risen 2.6% in the ACV and 2.4% in Navarre.

Bizkaiahas the highest year-on-year rate in November (3.4%), ahead of Álava(3.3%) and Gipuzkoa(2.9%). 

Food and beverages have increased by 3.7% on average since November in the Basque Country compared to the same month of the previous year (there has been no change since October), while food products in Navarre are 3% more expensive than in the same month last year (there has been a tenth increase since October).

In the Spanish State, the annual rate has stood at 3%, falling by a tenth since October, while food inflation has risen by four tenths, to 2.8%, due to the rise in the prices of oil, milk, cheese and eggs. 

On the other hand,inflation below  has risen to 2.6%  (which does not include fresh energy and food), the highest rate since December 2024. 

Pensions will rise 2.7% by 2026

On the other hand, contributory pensions will increase by around 2.7% by 2026, according to the revaluation formula provided for in the pension reform law, which takes into account the average annual CPI from December to November.