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The problem is that you didn't mention which country you're in, so it's hard for me to give you accurate data on the inflation you're experiencing where you are. The cost of living varies a lot from one place to another, and what's happening in Argentina isn't the same as in Mexico or Colombia.

What you can do is check the official numbers published by your central bank or your country's statistics institute, because that's where they have the most up-to-date data on monthly and annual inflation. It's also worth looking directly at what you're spending on food, services, and other basic things to see if you notice the change in your wallet. A lot of times the official numbers don't really reflect what people actually feel day to day.

If you share what country you're in, maybe I can point you better toward where to find that information or tell you a bit about what usually affects the budget the most in that region.

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