Recent monthly inflation prints in Argentina, including a 1.7% August reading that marked the lowest pace in 14 months, have anchored trader expectations for full-year 2026 inflation near 30%. Central Bank of the Republic Argentina surveys and analyst forecasts from BBVA Research converge on 29-30% year-end inflation, reflecting gradual disinflation amid fiscal surpluses, exchange-rate stability, and moderated utility-price adjustments. Core inflation remains sticky near 1.8% monthly, while regulated prices continue to exert upward pressure, tilting risks modestly higher. With September data due shortly and the monetary-policy rate expected around 21% by year-end, the 30-34.9% band commands the strongest implied probability as markets price in a slow but steady descent from the current 33.5% year-over-year level.