Inflation by country
Every economy Bullrun holds a reading for: 198 in all, ranked lowest first. Venezuela is the highest at +254.95% and Afghanistan the lowest at -6.60%; the median is +3.35%. Each row carries its own period and source, because these providers publish on different calendars - two rows in this table can be more than a year apart.
- Economies covered198
- Highest+254.95% Venezuela
- Lowest-6.60% Afghanistan
- Median+3.35%
Inflation by country, ranked
| # | Economy | Inflation, YoY | Band | Period | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Afghanistan | -6.60% | Deflation | 2024 | World Bank |
| 2 | Sri Lanka | -4.76% | Deflation | 2025 | World Bank |
| 3 | Niger | -4.45% | Deflation | 2025 | World Bank |
| 4 | Chad | -3.91% | Deflation | 2025 | World Bank |
| 5 | Fiji | -1.38% | Deflation | 2025 | World Bank |
| 6 | Cayman Islands | -0.63% | Deflation | 2016 | World Bank |
| 7 | Burkina Faso | -0.59% | Deflation | 2025 | World Bank |
| 8 | Palau | -0.42% | Deflation | 2025 | World Bank |
| 9 | Djibouti | -0.31% | Deflation | 2025 | World Bank |
| 10 | Brunei | -0.30% | Deflation | 2025 | World Bank |
| 11 | Panama | -0.19% | Deflation | 2025 | World Bank |
| 12 | Bahrain | -0.14% | Deflation | 2025 | World Bank |
| 13 | Thailand | -0.13% | Deflation | 2025 | World Bank |
| 14 | Naoero | -0.12% | Deflation | 2012 | World Bank |
| 15 | Côte d'Ivoire | +0.13% | At target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 16 | Cyprus | +0.13% | At target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 17 | El Salvador | +0.26% | At target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 18 | Seychelles | +0.30% | At target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 19 | Iraq | +0.30% | At target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 20 | Macao SAR, China | +0.33% | At target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 21 | Costa Rica | +0.34% | At target | 2026-09 | OECD |
| 22 | Timor-Leste | +0.43% | At target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 23 | Togo | +0.43% | At target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 24 | Tuvalu | +0.50% | At target | 2011 | World Bank |
| 25 | New Caledonia | +0.58% | At target | 2016 | World Bank |
| 26 | Grenada | +0.61% | At target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 27 | Vanuatu | +0.66% | At target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 28 | China | +0.70% | At target | 2026-10 | OECD |
| 29 | Morocco | +0.70% | At target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 30 | Ecuador | +0.71% | At target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 31 | St. Vincent and the Grenadines | +0.82% | At target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 32 | Barbados | +0.85% | At target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 33 | Guinea-Bissau | +0.87% | At target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 34 | Singapore | +0.90% | At target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 35 | Oman | +0.97% | At target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 36 | Trinidad and Tobago | +0.99% | At target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 37 | Central African Rep. | +1.00% | At target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 38 | Belize | +1.06% | At target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 39 | Benin | +1.10% | At target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 40 | Bahamas | +1.11% | At target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 41 | Sweden | +1.15% | At target | 2026-09 | OECD |
| 42 | United Arab Emirates | +1.25% | At target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 43 | Qatar | +1.27% | At target | 2024 | World Bank |
| 44 | Antigua and Barbuda | +1.37% | At target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 45 | Malaysia | +1.38% | At target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 46 | Algeria | +1.42% | At target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 47 | Hong Kong SAR, China | +1.44% | At target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 48 | Switzerland | +1.46% | At target | 2026-10 | OECD |
| 49 | Senegal | +1.46% | At target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 50 | Guatemala | +1.49% | At target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 51 | Peru | +1.53% | At target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 52 | Mauritania | +1.55% | At target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 53 | Israel | +1.64% | At target | 2026-09 | OECD |
| 54 | Philippines | +1.66% | At target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 55 | Jordan | +1.77% | At target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 56 | Gabon | +1.77% | At target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 57 | Libya | +1.84% | At target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 58 | Saudi Arabia | +1.87% | At target | 2026-09 | OECD |
| 59 | Hungary | +1.97% | At target | 2026-10 | OECD |
| 60 | St. Lucia | +2.03% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 61 | Nicaragua | +2.08% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 62 | Japan | +2.10% | A little above target | 2026-09 | OECD |
| 63 | Albania | +2.15% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 64 | Denmark | +2.19% | A little above target | 2026-10 | OECD |
| 65 | Sint Maarten (Dutch part) | +2.19% | A little above target | 2017 | World Bank |
| 66 | Samoa | +2.21% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 67 | San Marino | +2.30% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 68 | High income | +2.34% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 69 | Cabo Verde | +2.34% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 70 | Cambodia | +2.35% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 71 | Kuwait | +2.36% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 72 | Malta | +2.36% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 73 | Congo | +2.40% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 74 | Czechia | +2.50% | A little above target | 2026-09 | OECD |
| 75 | Finland | +2.52% | A little above target | 2026-09 | OECD |
| 76 | Dominica | +2.53% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 77 | Eswatini | +2.60% | A little above target | 2019 | World Bank |
| 78 | Curacao | +2.62% | A little above target | 2019 | World Bank |
| 79 | Luxembourg | +2.65% | A little above target | 2026-10 | OECD |
| 80 | Nepal | +2.65% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 81 | Botswana | +2.66% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 82 | South Korea | +2.82% | A little above target | 2026-10 | OECD |
| 83 | New Zealand | +2.84% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 84 | Dem. Rep. Congo | +2.89% | A little above target | 2016 | World Bank |
| 85 | Eq. Guinea | +2.92% | A little above target | 2024 | World Bank |
| 86 | France | +3.08% | A little above target | 2026-09 | OECD |
| 87 | Canada | +3.09% | A little above target | 2026-09 | OECD |
| 88 | Slovakia | +3.10% | A little above target | 2026-09 | OECD |
| 89 | Latvia | +3.12% | A little above target | 2026-10 | OECD |
| 90 | Indonesia | +3.23% | A little above target | 2026-10 | OECD |
| 91 | Comoros | +3.25% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 92 | Upper middle income | +3.26% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 93 | Germany | +3.26% | A little above target | 2026-09 | OECD |
| 94 | Mali | +3.28% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 95 | Armenia | +3.31% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 96 | Vietnam | +3.31% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 97 | Slovenia | +3.33% | A little above target | 2026-10 | OECD |
| 98 | Tanzania | +3.33% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 99 | Guyana | +3.33% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 100 | Solomon Islands | +3.36% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 101 | Tajikistan | +3.39% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 102 | Cameroon | +3.40% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 103 | Netherlands | +3.43% | A little above target | 2026-09 | OECD |
| 104 | Namibia | +3.51% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 105 | Pakistan | +3.55% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 106 | Lower middle income | +3.56% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 107 | Bhutan | +3.56% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 108 | St. Kitts and Nevis | +3.56% | A little above target | 2023 | World Bank |
| 109 | Guinea | +3.57% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 110 | Norway | +3.58% | A little above target | 2026-10 | OECD |
| 111 | Uganda | +3.58% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 112 | Austria | +3.60% | A little above target | 2026-09 | OECD |
| 113 | United Kingdom | +3.60% | A little above target | 2026-09 | OECD |
| 114 | Portugal | +3.61% | A little above target | 2026-09 | OECD |
| 115 | Mauritius | +3.67% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 116 | Croatia | +3.69% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 117 | United States | +3.74% | A little above target | 2026-09 | BLS |
| 118 | Mexico | +3.75% | A little above target | 2026-10 | OECD |
| 119 | Georgia | +3.87% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 120 | Dominican Rep. | +3.87% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 121 | Serbia | +3.89% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 122 | Montenegro | +3.90% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 123 | Bosnia and Herz. | +3.98% | A little above target | 2025 | World Bank |
| 124 | Euro Area | +4.00% | Elevated | 2026-10 | OECD |
| 125 | Jamaica | +4.00% | Elevated | 2025 | World Bank |
| 126 | Maldives | +4.01% | Elevated | 2025 | World Bank |
| 127 | Paraguay | +4.04% | Elevated | 2025 | World Bank |
| 128 | Ireland | +4.06% | Elevated | 2026-09 | OECD |
| 129 | Kenya | +4.07% | Elevated | 2025 | World Bank |
| 130 | North Macedonia | +4.07% | Elevated | 2025 | World Bank |
| 131 | Poland | +4.10% | Elevated | 2026-09 | OECD |
| 132 | Italy | +4.18% | Elevated | 2026-09 | OECD |
| 133 | Estonia | +4.21% | Elevated | 2026-10 | OECD |
| 134 | Aruba | +4.26% | Elevated | 2019 | World Bank |
| 135 | Lesotho | +4.27% | Elevated | 2025 | World Bank |
| 136 | Australia | +4.34% | Elevated | 2026-09 | OECD |
| 137 | South Africa | +4.35% | Elevated | 2026-09 | OECD |
| 138 | Low income | +4.37% | Elevated | 2025 | World Bank |
| 139 | Mozambique | +4.37% | Elevated | 2025 | World Bank |
| 140 | Fragility, Conflict, and Violence (FCV) situations | +4.39% | Elevated | 2025 | World Bank |
| 141 | Papua New Guinea | +4.42% | Elevated | 2025 | World Bank |
| 142 | Chile | +4.52% | Elevated | 2026-10 | OECD |
| 143 | Brazil | +4.58% | Elevated | 2026-09 | OECD |
| 144 | Bulgaria | +4.58% | Elevated | 2025 | World Bank |
| 145 | Honduras | +4.60% | Elevated | 2025 | World Bank |
| 146 | Uruguay | +4.65% | Elevated | 2025 | World Bank |
| 147 | Spain | +4.92% | Elevated | 2026-09 | OECD |
| 148 | Tunisia | +5.15% | Elevated | 2025 | World Bank |
| 149 | Belgium | +5.27% | Elevated | 2026-10 | OECD |
| 150 | Micronesia, Fed. Sts. | +5.41% | Elevated | 2022 | World Bank |
| 151 | India | +5.57% | Elevated | 2026-09 | OECD |
| 152 | Tonga | +5.59% | Elevated | 2025 | World Bank |
| 153 | Azerbaijan | +5.62% | Elevated | 2025 | World Bank |
| 154 | Greece | +5.74% | Elevated | 2026-10 | OECD |
| 155 | Iceland | +5.90% | Elevated | 2026-10 | OECD |
| 156 | Rwanda | +5.91% | Elevated | 2025 | World Bank |
| 157 | Colombia | +6.29% | Elevated | 2026-09 | OECD |
| 158 | Kiribati | +6.51% | Elevated | 2025 | World Bank |
| 159 | Belarus | +6.60% | Elevated | 2025 | World Bank |
| 160 | Lithuania | +6.71% | Elevated | 2026-10 | OECD |
| 161 | Romania | +7.19% | Elevated | 2025 | World Bank |
| 162 | Sierra Leone | +7.49% | Elevated | 2025 | World Bank |
| 163 | Laos | +7.74% | Elevated | 2025 | World Bank |
| 164 | Moldova | +7.76% | Elevated | 2025 | World Bank |
| 165 | Madagascar | +8.05% | High | 2025 | World Bank |
| 166 | Yemen | +8.10% | High | 2014 | World Bank |
| 167 | Kyrgyzstan | +8.22% | High | 2025 | World Bank |
| 168 | Liberia | +8.32% | High | 2025 | World Bank |
| 169 | Mongolia | +8.61% | High | 2025 | World Bank |
| 170 | Russia | +8.72% | High | 2025 | World Bank |
| 171 | Bangladesh | +8.77% | High | 2025 | World Bank |
| 172 | Uzbekistan | +8.80% | High | 2025 | World Bank |
| 173 | Myanmar | +8.83% | High | 2019 | World Bank |
| 174 | Suriname | +9.21% | High | 2025 | World Bank |
| 175 | West Bank and Gaza | +9.81% | High | 2025 | World Bank |
| 176 | Sao Tome and Principe | +11.05% | High | 2025 | World Bank |
| 177 | Kazakhstan | +11.38% | High | 2025 | World Bank |
| 178 | Gambia | +11.56% | High | 2024 | World Bank |
| 179 | Ukraine | +12.73% | High | 2025 | World Bank |
| 180 | Ethiopia | +13.23% | High | 2025 | World Bank |
| 181 | Syria | +13.42% | High | 2019 | World Bank |
| 182 | Zambia | +13.91% | High | 2025 | World Bank |
| 183 | Egypt | +14.07% | High | 2025 | World Bank |
| 184 | Ghana | +14.20% | High | 2025 | World Bank |
| 185 | Lebanon | +14.60% | High | 2025 | World Bank |
| 186 | Bolivia | +19.52% | High | 2025 | World Bank |
| 187 | Angola | +20.16% | High | 2025 | World Bank |
| 188 | Nigeria | +23.01% | High | 2025 | World Bank |
| 189 | Malawi | +28.37% | High | 2025 | World Bank |
| 190 | Haiti | +28.64% | High | 2025 | World Bank |
| 191 | Turkey | +29.73% | High | 2026-09 | OECD |
| 192 | Argentina | +33.35% | High | 2026-09 | OECD |
| 193 | Burundi | +34.13% | High | 2025 | World Bank |
| 194 | Iran | +42.17% | High | 2025 | World Bank |
| 195 | S. Sudan | +91.44% | High | 2024 | World Bank |
| 196 | Zimbabwe | +104.71% | High | 2022 | World Bank |
| 197 | Sudan | +138.81% | High | 2022 | World Bank |
| 198 | Venezuela | +254.95% | High | 2016 | World Bank |
How the scale reads
| Band | What it means | Economies |
|---|---|---|
| < 0% | Deflation - falling prices are their own hazard, never the good end | 14 |
| 0 to 2% | At target | 45 |
| 2 to 4% | A little above target | 64 |
| 4 to 8% | Elevated | 41 |
| 8%+ | High | 34 |
These are the same bands that shade the map on the Global Markets dashboard, so a country's colour there and its band here always agree.
What this measures
Consumer-price inflation over twelve months, for 198 economies. Monthly OECD and BLS observations are preferred where they exist; the World Bank's annual CPI is the floor for economies neither publishes monthly, and those rows show a year rather than a month. Ranked most price-stable first, because low is the good end here - unlike every other panel on this site, whose headline end is the largest number. Deflation is not the best case either: falling prices are their own hazard and get their own band.
Source: Official national statistics offices, via OECD and the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, with World Bank annual CPI as the broad fallback. Coverage differs from metric to metric because these providers cover different sets of economies, and a gap is left as a gap rather than filled from a proxy - an absent economy is one we hold no reading for, never a zero. See the data license.
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