Andorra Inflation Eases to 4.2% in June 2026 Advance Data
Andorra's preliminary inflation indicator for June 2026 dropped to 4.2% annually, mainly due to cheaper fuel and declines in transport and food prices. Monthly prices fell 0.5%, outpacing drops in neighboring France while exceeding Spain's rate.
Key Points
- Annual inflation fell to 4.2% from 4.9% in May, driven by lower transport, food, and housing costs.
- Monthly prices dropped 0.5% in June, with transport falling 2.1%.
- Rate exceeds June 2025's 2.4% and remains above Spain's 3.2% and France's 1.8%.
- Preliminary figure based on 98% of data; final CPI due July 13.
Andorra's advance inflation indicator for June 2026 registered an annual rate of 4.2%, down seven tenths from May's 4.9%, according to the Department of Statistics' Wednesday release.
The decline stemmed primarily from lower prices in transport, food and non-alcoholic beverages, and housing, water, gas, electricity and other fuels—driven largely by cheaper fuel. On a monthly basis, prices dropped 0.5% in June, contrasting with a 0.2% rise in June 2025. Transport saw the largest fall at 2.1%, compared to a 0.7% increase a year earlier, while food and non-alcoholic beverages eased 0.5% after a 0.2% gain the prior year.
This advance figure, based on about 98% of June's price data, markedly exceeds June 2025's final 2.4% rate and June 2024's 3.2%. For unsurveyed items, last month's prices were carried forward.
Neighbouring countries showed mixed trends. Spain's advance CPI held steady at 3.2% from May, according to most reports, though one estimate cited 2.3%. France's indicator fell to 1.8%, a six-tenths drop. Andorra's rate stayed above both.
The advance data offers preliminary guidance only and may differ from the final CPI, due on 13 July.
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