IPC-Fipe rises 0.41% in the 1st quadrissemana of November, after rising 0.45% in October

The Consumer Price Index (CPI), which measures inflation in the city of São Paulo, rose 0.41% in the first four weeks of November, losing strength from the high of 0.45% observed at the end of October, according to data. published this Thursday, 10th, by the Economic Research Institute Foundation (Fipe).

In the initial reading this month, there was a deceleration or decline in five of the seven items that make up the IPC-Fipe:

• Housing (up 0.01% in October to a drop of 0.10% in the first four weeks of November);
• Food (up 0.87% in the previous month, up 0.57%);
• Personal Expenses (up 0.68% in October to growth of 0.58%);
• Health (from 1.14% growth to 1.10% growth in the same comparison);
• Education (up 0.17% to an advance of 0.14%).

On the other hand, the Transport categories (up 0.18% in October to an advance of 0.62% in the first four weeks of November); and Apparel (with increases of 0.65% and 0.85%, respectively) accelerated in the same comparison.