Argentina’s 2026 inflation outlook remains centered in the low-30 percent range, with market-implied odds placing the highest probability on a 30.0–34.9 percent print. Recent Central Bank of Argentina surveys show analysts lifting their median year-end forecast to 30.5 percent after monthly CPI readings accelerated to 3.4 percent in March, lifting the annual rate to 32.6 percent. President Milei’s fiscal consolidation and tight monetary stance continue to anchor disinflation expectations, yet slower-than-anticipated progress and persistent core pressures have widened the distribution across the 25–45 percent bands. Traders are watching upcoming monthly prints and any adjustments to the crawling-peg band for signals on whether the pace of cooling will hold near current levels or reaccelerate.