Inflation shot up to 6.5% in December, leaving the average CPI for 2021 at 3.1%

Prices in Spain shot up 6.5%

in the month of

, a record for the last thirty years but two tenths less than what the National Institute of Statistics (INE) had advanced when the CPI advanced at the end of the year, according to This body has confirmed this Friday.

This already confirmed data means that

The

-without taking into account food and energy products because they are more volatile- did rise

in line with what had been advanced.

With this correction made by the INE this Friday, the

rate of prices in December was

below the 1.3% that had been reported.

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