Overview
- The tariff increases, which took effect on Saturday, August 1, 2026, raised city and provincial bus and subte fares by about 3.9% and pushed metropolitan train fares up roughly 10.5–11%.
- With SUBE registered, the City of Buenos Aires minimum bus fare moved to $852.90 while provincial minimums rose to about $1,111.19, and subte registered trips cost $1,684 at the basic band.
- AUSA tolls were adjusted near 3.9% with new rates for key highways and access points, and AySA applied a 3% water tariff rise that brings the average bill to about $32,745.74.
- Private health insurers implemented modest August increases of roughly 1.8%–2.9%, and Buenos Aires provincial private-school fees will climb 8.1% in total split as 5.5% in August and the remainder in September.
- Electricity and gas schedules remain undecided by the national government and a new bimonthly gas-update mechanism is active, making further near-term rises likely and adding downside risk to household budgets.