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Inflation, consumer prices (annual %)

Compare Inflation, consumer prices (annual %) across 19 major economies with World Bank data.

Country comparison

RankCountryLatest valuePeriodChange from a year earlier
1Argentina219.9%2024 +86.39pt
2Turkiye34.88%2025 -23.63pt
3Russian Federation8.72%2025 +0.285pt
4Brazil5.02%2025 +0.649pt
5United Kingdom3.88%2025 +0.611pt
6Mexico3.81%2025 -0.916pt
7South Africa3.21%2025 -1.16pt
8Japan3.17%2025 +0.434pt
9United States2.95%2024 -1.17pt
10Australia2.87%2025 -0.293pt
11India2.40%2025 -2.55pt
12Germany2.17%2025 -0.085pt
13Korea, Rep.2.12%2025 -0.199pt
14Saudi Arabia2.08%2025 +0.396pt
15Canada2.07%2025 -0.309pt
16Indonesia1.91%2025 -0.268pt
17Italy1.53%2025 +0.549pt
18France0.944%2025 -1.06pt
19China0.060%2025 -0.159pt

Sorted from highest to lowest. Countries without a latest value are listed last.

Inflation, consumer prices (annual %) in Japan: history

-1.3510.9323.22196019922025

Unit: %

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About Inflation, consumer prices (annual %)

Inflation, consumer prices, is the annual percentage change, measured by the consumer price index, in what it costs the average consumer to buy a basket of goods and services. It is the basic measure for comparing inflation across countries. The World Bank takes it from the IMF's International Financial Statistics.

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Source and data handling

Source
World Bank
Frequency
Annual
Last ingested
2026-07-04
License
CC-BY-4.0

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