Likewise, in the last three months, accumulated inflation stood at 3.2 percent, which is the lowest since the index has been evaluated, which reflects that “the process of price stability is getting stronger every day,” the institution indicated.

Compared to years prior to 2008, when the measurement was concentrated in the Caracas Metropolitan Area, the accumulated variation between May and July was 3.1 percent and represents the lowest value since 1985 (1.1 percent).

According to the Central Bank, current inflation results are at levels similar to those recorded four decades ago.

It stood out that the clear progress in price stabilization is “the palpable result of the new economy and the efforts of all Venezuelans.”

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