In November, deflation continued as the Central Reserve Bank attributed it to stronger agro markets and a new wholesale center, with CPI at -0.31%. Continue reading Deflation Continues for Second Month in El Salvador, Driven by Agro Markets and Wholesale Hub.
El Salvador signed a partnership with the IAEA, committing to use nuclear technology for health, agriculture, water, energy, and environmental improvements from 2024 to 2029. Continue reading El Salvador Strengthens International Cooperation through Nuclear Technology Agreement.
In October, El Salvador’s basic food basket cost decreased significantly, providing relief to households due to effective government policies addressing inflation. Continue reading Cost of Basic Food Basket Decreases in October, Offering Relief to Salvadoran Families.
The Ministry of Agriculture assesses Tropical Depression Sara’s damage, offering $300 bonuses to affected farmers and food packages, while warning of potential coffee crop issues. Continue reading Farmers Urged to Report Losses as El Salvador Responds to Storm Impacts.
President Bukele announced economic bonuses and food aid for 1,000 farmers after Tropical Storm Sara caused minimal damage. Continue reading President Bukele Responds to Storm Damage: $300 Bonuses and 50,000 Food Packages Sent to Farmers and Families.
El Salvador now has 55 agricultural markets accepting Bitcoin, enhancing local economy and promoting digital currency integration in daily transactions. Continue reading El Salvador’s Farmers Market Now Accept Bitcoin for Purchases.
El Salvador became the only country with negative food inflation, achieving -0.3% through strategic government measures. Continue reading El Salvador Records Lowest Year-on-Year Food Inflation Among 50 Countries Worldwide.
El Salvador’s October inflation rate reached its lowest in four years, dropping 2.7 percentage points, due to President Bukele’s measures enhancing agriculture and regulating prices. Continue reading Food Prices Drop as El Salvador’s Inflation Reaches Lowest Point Since 2020.
The Salvadoran government enhances local agriculture with technology and resources, launching the Central Supply Market to provide accessible, quality products for consumers and support farmers. Continue reading El Salvador’s Government Leverages Technology to Ensure Harvest Success.
The Central de Abastos market opens, providing affordable fresh produce and improving Salvadoran family economies with local sourcing and competitive prices. Continue reading Wholesale Market: Connecting Producers and Consumers for Economic Growth.
