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Back|La inflación escala al 4,9% en septiembre por el golpe de los carburantes
La inflación escala al 4,9% en septiembre por el golpe de los carburantes
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El Mundo·10 hours ago·Business·1 min read·🇪🇸Spain·

La inflación escala al 4,9% en septiembre por el golpe de los carburantes

El Gobierno mantendrá la rebaja fiscal de 20 céntimos por litro en los combustibles a partir del 1 de noviembre

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  • El IPC subió seis décimas en septiembre hasta el 4,9% debido al encarecimiento de los carburantes por la guerra en Irán.
  • Para contener la subida, el Gobierno mantendrá la rebaja fiscal de 20 céntimos por litro en la gasolina y el diésel.

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Why It Matters

El conflicto en Oriente Medio ha provocado un shock energético que afecta a los precios de los carburantes a nivel global.

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El shock energético provocado por la guerra en Irán sigue empujando al alza los precios. El Índice de Precios de Consumo (IPC) subió seis décimas en septiembre hasta alcanzar una tasa del 4,9%, lo que supone la cifra más alta registrada desde febrero de 2023.

Según el Ministerio de Economía, este repunte se debe principalmente al encarecimiento de los carburantes por el choque energético derivado de la guerra en Irán, unido a un efecto base por la bajada que habían experimentado los combustibles en septiembre del año pasado.

Para contener esta subida en los surtidores, el Gobierno mantendrá larebaja fiscal de 20 céntimos por litro en la gasolina y el diésel a partir del 1 de noviembre, una medida dentro del paquete de ayudas a familias y empresas que la Diputación Permanente del Congreso prevé convalidar esta misma semana.

Por el contrario, en el sector de la luz, la inflación de la electricidad se situó en el11,4% anual. Al quedar por debajo del umbral del 15% necesario para activar descuentos automáticos, no se aplicarán reducciones en el IVA ni en el Impuesto Especial sobre la Electricidad, aunque sí continúa fijado el tope a la subida de la Tarifa de Último Recurso (TUR) del gas natural.

En cuanto al resto de la economía, la inflación subyacente -que no tiene en cuenta los costes energéticos ni los alimentos frescos- aumentó dos décimas hasta el 3,1% interanual. En el grupo del transporte, los precios aumentaron un 10,5% anual por los carburantes y los billetes de avión.

Asimismo, con el inicio de la temporada de otoño e invierno, el sector de vestido y calzado subió un 6,9% en el mes, mientras que la vivienda subió un 1,1% mensual impulsada por la luz y los combustibles líquidos. En la cesta de la compra, los alimentos y bebidas no alcohólicas registraron una inflación del 2,7% anual, aunque su variación acumulada desde el estallido del conflicto en Oriente Medio se mantiene en terreno negativo, con un -0,4%.

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  • La Diputación Permanente del Congreso convalidará la rebaja fiscal esta semana.

    Very likely · Within days

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  • ?¿Se prorrogará la rebaja fiscal más allá del periodo previsto?
  • ?¿Cómo evolucionará el IPC en el último trimestre?

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  • El IPC subió seis décimas en septiembre hasta el 4,9% debido al encarecimiento de los carburantes por la guerra en Irán.
  • Para contener la subida, el Gobierno mantendrá la rebaja fiscal de 20 céntimos por litro en la gasolina y el diésel.

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