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Central Bank of Armenia (for example, inflation reports)
Objective Duration
4 days
To study theory, strategy and practical
aspects
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13.02.2026
inflation, for example, core inflation. Why? Because it is impossible to strip out all the effects of increased VAT from these measures of underlying inflation.
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13.02.2026
the inflation forecast for 2026 has been raised to 4.5–5.5%.
Inflation expectations remain elevated. This may impede a sustainable slowdown in inflation.
2026 2027 2028
(actual / estimate)
Inflation, as % in December year-on-year 5.6 4.5–5.5 4.0 4.0
Inflation, average for the year,
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13.02.2026
Price Dynamics
(Russian and English editions)
Monthly
Inflation Expectations and Consumer Sentiment
(Russian and English editions)
Monthly
Inflation Expectations and Consumer Sentiment as Measured Based
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13.02.2026
the inflation forecast for 2026 has been raised to 4.5–5.5%.
Inflation expectations remain elevated. This may impede a sustainable slowdown in inflation.
57
05.02.2026
MPR findings by mid-2028.
The analysis will comprise six work streams, specifically ‘Inflation target format’, ‘Operational framework of monetary policy’, ‘Retrospective assessment of the effectiveness
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05.02.2026
analyse the dynamics of inflation processes
Russian Journal of Money and Finance, 1, 105-128 (2025)
Tereshchenko D., Shcherbakov V.
Regional inflation and the age structure
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03.02.2026
Households’ inflation expectations remain unchanged
3 February 2026
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According to InFOM’s survey, the estimate of inflation expected by households
between cumulative non-food inflation since 2016 and CPI
inflation and between CPI inflation and food inflation. However, the gap between cumulative
services inflation excluding housing