INFLATION RATE (WORLD INFLATION RATE CHART 2021)

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WORLD INFLATION RATE CHART FOR 2021 POWERED BY TRADING ECONOMICS


 

Country

Last

Previous

Reference

Unit

Comoros

-6.02

-5.26

Mar/21

%

Rwanda

-3.3

-3.2

Oct/21

%

Cayman Islands

-1

-0.7

Mar/21

%

Chad

-0.7

-0.6

Jul/21

%

Bahrain

0.1

0.3

Aug/21

%

Japan

0.2

-0.4

Sep/21

%

Maldives

0.4

0.9

Aug/21

%

Bolivia

0.49

0.99

Oct/21

%

New Caledonia

0.5

0.7

Aug/21

%

Saudi Arabia

0.6

0.3

Sep/21

%

United Arab Emirates

0.6

0

Aug/21

%

Malta

0.7

0.4

Sep/21

%

Fiji

0.8

-0.4

Aug/21

%

Macau

0.83

0.4

Sep/21

%

Gabon

0.9

1.3

May/21

%

Liechtenstein

0.9

0.9

Sep/21

%

Bermuda

1.2

1.4

Jun/21

%

Morocco

1.2

0.8

Sep/21

%

Switzerland

1.2

0.9

Oct/21

%

Djibouti

1.35

-0.53

Aug/21

%

Aruba

1.4

1.8

Aug/21

%

Hong Kong

1.4

1.6

Sep/21

%

Ecuador

1.47

1.07

Oct/21

%

China

1.5

0.7

Oct/21

%

Mali

1.5

2

Aug/21

%

Afghanistan

1.56

1.35

Jun/21

%

Indonesia

1.66

1.6

Oct/21

%

Palestine

1.72

2.55

Sep/21

%

Vietnam

1.77

2.06

Oct/21

%

Portugal

1.8

1.5

Oct/21

%

Jordan

1.85

2.01

Sep/21

%

Brunei

1.9

1.5

Aug/21

%

Uganda

1.9

2.2

Oct/21

%

Libya

2.08

1.48

Jun/21

%

Malaysia

2.2

2

Sep/21

%

Trinidad and Tobago

2.2

1.8

Jul/21

%

Benin

2.3

3

Oct/21

%

Thailand

2.38

1.68

Oct/21

%

Cameroon

2.39

2.22

Jun/21

%

Albania

2.4

2.5

Oct/21

%

Vanuatu

2.4

5.2

Jun/21

%

Oman

2.46

2.08

Sep/21

%

Panama

2.49

2.39

Sep/21

%

Costa Rica

2.5

2.09

Oct/21

%

Finland

2.5

2.2

Sep/21

%

Israel

2.5

2.2

Sep/21

%

Singapore

2.5

2.4

Sep/21

%

Sweden

2.5

2.1

Sep/21

%

Taiwan

2.58

2.63

Oct/21

%

France

2.6

2.2

Oct/21

%

Myanmar

2.64

1.51

Mar/21

%

Bahamas

2.7

1.39

Apr/21

%

Cambodia

2.7

3

Jun/21

%

Cape Verde

2.7

2.4

Sep/21

%

Qatar

2.71

2.95

Sep/21

%

Burkina Faso

2.8

3.5

Aug/21

%

Italy

2.9

2.5

Oct/21

%

Montenegro

2.9

3.1

Sep/21

%

Australia

3

3.8

Sep/21

%

Bosnia and Herzegovina

3

2.3

Sep/21

%

Denmark

3

2.2

Oct/21

%

Equatorial Guinea

3

1.2

Dec/20

%

Slovenia

3

2.4

Oct/21

%

Faroe Islands

3.1

3.1

Sep/21

%

United Kingdom

3.1

3.2

Sep/21

%

Kuwait

3.2

3.1

May/21

%

Senegal

3.2

3

Oct/21

%

South Korea

3.2

2.5

Oct/21

%

Croatia

3.3

3.1

Sep/21

%

Papua New Guinea

3.3

4.65

Jun/21

%

Puerto Rico

3.3

2.9

Aug/21

%

Greece

3.4

2.2

Oct/21

%

Netherlands

3.4

2.7

Oct/21

%

Nepal

3.49

4.35

Sep/21

%

Norway

3.5

4.1

Oct/21

%

Austria

3.6

3.3

Oct/21

%

European Union

3.6

3.2

Sep/21

%

Luxembourg

3.6

2.7

Oct/21

%

Namibia

3.6

3.5

Oct/21

%

Guatemala

3.67

3.62

Sep/21

%

Barbados

3.7

2.9

Jul/21

%

Laos

3.81

4.7

Aug/21

%

Belize

3.9

3.3

Aug/21

%

Niger

3.9

4.7

Mar/21

%

Swaziland

3.9

3.9

Aug/21

%

Tanzania

4

4

Oct/21

%

East Timor

4.1

3.9

Sep/21

%

Euro Area

4.1

3.4

Oct/21

%

Macedonia

4.1

3.7

Oct/21

%

Algeria

4.12

5.21

Jun/21

%

Belgium

4.16

2.86

Oct/21

%

Cuba

4.2

5.6

Dec/20

%

Cyprus

4.3

4.08

Oct/21

%

Canada

4.4

4.1

Sep/21

%

Mauritania

4.4

3.5

Aug/21

%

India

4.48

4.35

Oct/21

%

Germany

4.5

4.1

Oct/21

%

Iceland

4.5

4.4

Oct/21

%

Colombia

4.58

4.51

Oct/21

%

Somalia

4.59

4.24

Sep/21

%

Philippines

4.6

4.8

Oct/21

%

Honduras

4.65

4.62

Oct/21

%

Eritrea

4.7

-16.4

Dec/20

%

Central African Republic

4.78

3.59

Dec/20

%

Bulgaria

4.8

3.7

Sep/21

%

Guinea Bissau

4.8

2.7

Jul/21

%

New Zealand

4.9

3.3

Sep/21

%

Congo

4.92

6.23

Feb/21

%

Bhutan

4.97

5.3

Sep/21

%

Nicaragua

4.98

4.12

Aug/21

%

South Africa

5

4.9

Sep/21

%

Ireland

5.1

3.7

Oct/21

%

Slovakia

5.1

4.6

Oct/21

%

Azerbaijan

5.2

4.8

Sep/21

%

Ivory Coast

5.2

4.7

Sep/21

%

Lesotho

5.4

5.2

Sep/21

%

Spain

5.4

4

Oct/21

%

El Salvador

5.49

4.97

Oct/21

%

Bangladesh

5.59

5.54

Sep/21

%

Kosovo

5.7

4.9

Oct/21

%

Togo

5.7

6.8

Sep/21

%

Czech Republic

5.8

4.9

Oct/21

%

Mauritius

5.8

5.4

Oct/21

%

South Sudan

5.81

5.05

Oct/21

%

Peru

5.83

5.23

Oct/21

%

Chile

6

5.3

Oct/21

%

Latvia

6

4.8

Oct/21

%

United States

6.2

5.4

Oct/21

%

Mexico

6.24

6

Oct/21

%

Madagascar

6.29

6.41

Sep/21

%

Egypt

6.3

6.6

Oct/21

%

Tunisia

6.3

6.2

Oct/21

%

Mozambique

6.42

6.04

Oct/21

%

Kenya

6.45

6.91

Oct/21

%

Hungary

6.5

5.5

Oct/21

%

Serbia

6.6

5.7

Oct/21

%

Poland

6.8

5.9

Oct/21

%

Estonia

7

6.6

Oct/21

%

Gambia

7.01

6.95

Sep/21

%

Liberia

7.12

8.1

Jul/21

%

Iraq

7.3

8.2

Sep/21

%

Paraguay

7.6

6.4

Oct/21

%

Sri Lanka

7.6

5.7

Oct/21

%

Guyana

7.63

7.7

Aug/21

%

Dominican Republic

7.74

7.9

Sep/21

%

Uruguay

7.89

7.41

Oct/21

%

Romania

7.94

6.29

Oct/21

%

Lithuania

8

6.3

Oct/21

%

Russia

8.13

7.4

Oct/21

%

Jamaica

8.2

6.1

Sep/21

%

Botswana

8.4

8.8

Sep/21

%

Moldova

8.8

6.7

Oct/21

%

Sao Tome and Principe

8.8

6.9

Aug/21

%

Kazakhstan

8.9

8.9

Oct/21

%

Malawi

8.9

8.4

Sep/21

%

Armenia

9.1

8.9

Oct/21

%

Pakistan

9.2

8.98

Oct/21

%

Mongolia

9.6

8.9

Sep/21

%

Tajikistan

9.6

9.4

Sep/21

%

Seychelles

10

9.8

Oct/21

%

Turkmenistan

10

13.4

Dec/20

%

Burundi

10.49

10.47

Sep/21

%

Belarus

10.5

10.2

Oct/21

%

Uzbekistan

10.6

10.8

Oct/21

%

Brazil

10.67

10.25

Oct/21

%

Ukraine

10.9

11

Oct/21

%

Haiti

10.91

12.2

Aug/21

%

Ghana

11

10.6

Oct/21

%

Sierra Leone

11.63

10.9

Sep/21

%

Georgia

12.8

12.3

Oct/21

%

Guinea

13.05

13.48

Sep/21

%

Kyrgyzstan

13.5

14

Sep/21

%

Nigeria

16.63

17.01

Sep/21

%

Turkey

19.89

19.58

Oct/21

%

Zambia

21.1

22.1

Oct/21

%

Angola

26.57

26.09

Sep/21

%

Ethiopia

34.2

34.8

Oct/21

%

Iran

39.2

43.7

Oct/21

%

Argentina

52.1

52.5

Oct/21

%

Zimbabwe

54.49

51.55

Oct/21

%

Suriname

59.8

58.9

Aug/21

%

Syria

71.51

61.18

May/20

%

Lebanon

144

138

Sep/21

%

Sudan

366

388

Sep/21

%

Venezuela

1946

2344

Sep/21

%


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