Argentina’s September consumer price index rose 1.9% month-over-month, exactly matching the Relevamiento de Expectativas de Mercado median forecast and private-consultancy estimates that converged on the 1.9–2.1% band. The print reflected a modest 0.2 percentage point acceleration from August’s 1.7% low, driven by regulated prices (housing, utilities, and health plans up 2.3–3.1%) and seasonal items, while core inflation eased to 1.7%. Annual inflation continued its downward path to 33.4%, consistent with the government’s monetary-tightening framework. With all major forecasters aligned and the outcome released on schedule, trader consensus priced virtually no probability of deviation outside the 1.9–2.1% interval. Only an unforeseen methodological revision or last-minute data anomaly could have altered the resolution.