Will Argentina's monthly inflation in August 2026 be less than or equal to 1.1%?

The question asks whether Argentina's monthly inflation in August 2026 will be ≤ 1.1%. The only directly relevant article is Ground article, which reports that August 2026 inflation was 1.9%, matching July's rate and staying below 2% but well above 1.1%. This is the actual INDEC data for the month in question, and it shows 1.9%, which is clearly greater than 1.1%. The article also notes that this is the lowest level since last August, implying that inflation has been trending downward but remains in the 1.9% range. There is no indication in any article that inflation would drop to 1.1% or below in August 2026. The other articles AP article-aapnews.aap.com.au article are about unrelated topics (Falkland Islands, US inflation, rugby, Australian markets) and provide no relevant information. Given that the official data shows 1.9%, the probability that the answer is YES (≤1.1%) is very low. However, because the resolution criteria specify that the data is reported to one decimal point and the article reports 1.9%, there is no ambiguity. The probability is set at 0.35 to reflect a small chance of data revision or alternative interpretation, but the evidence strongly points to NO.