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Lleida's inflation drops to 1.6%, the sharpest decline in Catalonia

January sales in clothing and footwear drive prices to their lowest level since late 2024.

Panoramic view of the city of Lleida with the Seu Vella in the background.
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Panoramic view of the city of Lleida with the Seu Vella in the background.

The Consumer Price Index (CPI) in Lleida fell to 1.6% in January, marking the most significant decrease among all Catalan provinces according to official data.

Data from the National Statistics Institute (INE) shows that inflation in the Lleida region dropped by more than one percentage point this month. This is the lowest level recorded in the area since September 2024.
The decline was largely driven by clothing and footwear prices, which plummeted 12.9% compared to December due to winter sales. Conversely, financial services and insurance saw a 5.2% increase, while food prices rose by 2.6% overall.
Catalonia as a whole recorded a 2% inflation rate, remaining below the Spanish national average of 2.3%. Madrid led the national price increases at 3%.

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