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. In June 2017, the monthly change in the total CPI was 0.11%, the year-on-year change was 3.35% and the 12-month change was 3.99%.
. Between January and June 2018, the cumulative change in the total CPI was 2.47%. This change was 0.88 percentage points lower than in the same period of the previous year, when it was 3.35%
. Between July 2017 and June 2018 (twelve months), the change in the total CPI was 3.20%. This change was 0.79 percentage points lower than the same period in 2017, when it was 3.99%
In June 2018, the monthly change in the total CPI was 0.15%; in the same period of 2017, the change was 0.11%. In June 2018, the Housing, Costume, Health, Education and Entertainment spending groups recorded lower monthly variations than those reported in June 2017.
The Education group recorded a monthly change of 0.01%, the change from weaker in June. of 2018; the monthly change in June 2017 was 0.02%. In June 2018, text prices, other education and tuition fees for higher and non-formal education have not changed. In June 2018, the highest monthly increases were: other school items (0.41%), other school expenses (0.18%) and notebooks (0.02%).
The Food Group recorded a monthly change of 0.03%, the second smallest variation in June 2018; the monthly change in June 2017 was -0.21%. In June 2018, the largest monthly decreases were observed in the following categories: potatoes (-8.69%), carrots (-7.76%) and other vegetables and dried vegetables (-2.88%) . In June 2018, the highest monthly increases were observed: cassava (6.36%), banana (5.88%) and tree tomato (4.94%).
The Diversion group recorded a monthly change of 0.03%, the third lowest monthly change in June 2018; the monthly change in June 2017 was 2.85%. In June 2018, the lowest monthly decreases were recorded: computers, printers and other appliances (-1.63%), pet and gardening products (-1.41%) and televisions (-0.97%) ). In June 2018, the highest monthly increases were recorded in entertainment services (1.51%), pounds (0.31%) and pet services (0.24%).
a monthly change of 1.69%, the highest monthly change in the total CPI in June 2018; the monthly change in June 2017 was -0.05%. In June 2018, mobile telephony and similar equipment recorded a price decrease (-1.38%). In June 2018, the largest monthly price increases were telephone services (1.95%), transportation and other services (0.10%) and other telephone services (0.10%).
The Transportation group recorded a monthly change of 0.34%, the second highest monthly change in the total CPI in June 2018; the monthly change in June 2017 was 0.02%. In June 2018, the largest monthly declines in prices were recorded in the following sectors: purchase and change of oil (-0.42%), vehicles (-0.33%) and taxi service (0.00%) . In June 2018, the highest monthly increases were in motor vehicles (1.89%), intercity buses (1.81%) and air tickets (1.00%).
The Health Group recorded a monthly change of 0.24%, the third highest monthly change in the total CPI in June 2018; the monthly change in June 2017 was 0.36%. In June 2018, orthopedic appliances and others recorded a monthly fall in prices (-0.06%). In June 2018, the highest monthly increases were recorded in the following sectors: private insurance (0.52%), drugs (0.30%) and diagnostic images (0.28%).
In June 2018, the lowest contributions The monthly change of the nine groups of the total CPI was recorded in the electrical energy (-0.06 percentage points), potatoes (- 0.05 percentage point) and other fresh fruits (-0.02 percentage points). The highest contributions were reported in telephony services (0.06 percentage points), vehicle fuels (0.05 percentage points) and the aqueduct, the sewer and the toilets ( 0.04 percentage point).
June 2018
The change from one year to the other of the total CPI between January and June 2018 was 2.47%. This change was 0.88 percentage points lower than in the same period in 2017, when it was 3.35%.
The variation of the food group from January to June 2018 was 2.27%. This change was 0.18 percentage points lower than the same period of the previous year when it was 2.45%.
Variation in the Diversion group from January to June 2018 was -1.52%, the lowest year-on-year change. This change was 5.18 percentage points lower than the same period of the previous year when it was 3.66%.
The change in the Education group from January to June 2018 was 5.90. %, the biggest variation of the year. This variation was 0.99 percentage points lower than in the same period of the previous year when it was 6.89%.
Between January and June 2018, all expenditure groups recorded a lower annual variation than the one presented for the same period of 2017.
Annual variation (July 2017 to June 2018) [19659005] The annual change in the CPI between July 2017 and June 2018 (twelve months) was 3.20%. This change was 0.79 percentage points lower than the same period of the previous year when it was 3.99%.
The variation of the food group from July 2017 to June 2018 (twelve months) was 1.74%. This change was 0.37 percentage points higher than in the same period of the previous year, when it was 1.37%.
The variation of the Costume group in the period July 2017-June 2018 (twelve months) was 0.28%, the smallest annual change. This change was 2.82 percentage points lower than the same period of the previous year when it was 3.10%.
The change in the Education group from July 2017 to June 2018 (twelve months) was 6.41%, the largest annual change. This change was 1.07 percentage points lower than the same period of the previous year, when it was 7.48%.
Between July 2017 and June 2018 (twelve months), eight of the nine spending groups (Housing, Clothing, Health, Education, Entertainment, Transportation, Communications and Other Expenditures) recorded a lower variation than the one presented to the same group. period in 2017.
Variation by city [19659005] The cities that recorded growth above the monthly average (0.15%) were: San Andrés (0.48%), Villavicencio (0, 42%), Ibagué (0.29%), Tunja (0.24%)), Cúcuta (0.22%), Cali (0.19%), Popayán (0.19%), Bogotá DC (0, 19%), Armenia (0.17%), Medellin (0.16%) and Florence (0.16%).
Below the monthly average were: Pasture (0.14%), Pereira (0.14%), Neiva (0.13%), Bucaramanga (0.12%), Manizales (0.11%) , Sincelejo (0,10%), Barranquilla (0,07%), Quibdó (0,06%), Montería (0,02%), Riohacha (-0,16%), Santa Marta (-0,16%) ), Valledupar (-0.23%) and Cartagena (-0.24%)
Source: DANE
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