Recent September inflation data from INDEC showed a 1.9% monthly rise, up from 1.7% in August, with core inflation easing to 1.7% amid contributions from food prices and regulated items such as housing and utilities. This print reinforces the ongoing disinflation trend under sustained fiscal restraint and monetary stability, keeping year-to-date accumulation at 23.6% and the annual rate near 33.4%. Market-implied odds cluster around 1.6-2.1% for October, reflecting trader expectations of broadly stable monthly prints near recent averages as seasonal and regulated adjustments continue at a measured pace. Key near-term catalysts include the November 12 INDEC release and any shifts in utility pricing or exchange-rate dynamics that could influence pass-through effects.