Inflation by country, 2000–2025

In 2022 inflation averaged 8.2% in Italy, 8.0% in the US, 7.9% in the UK and 6.9% in Germany. By 2024 it was back to 1.0–3.3% in those countries. Japan spent most of 2000–2013 below zero.

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Ranking in 2025

#	Country	Inflation, consumer prices (annual %)
1	Iran	42.2%
2	Türkiye	34.9%
3	Burundi	34.1%
4	Haiti	28.6%
5	Malawi	28.4%
6	Nigeria	23.0%
7	Angola	20.2%
8	Bolivia	19.5%
9	Lebanon	14.6%
10	Ghana	14.2%
11	Egypt	14.1%
12	Zambia	13.9%
13	Ethiopia	13.2%
14	Ukraine	12.7%
15	Kazakhstan	11.4%
16	São Tomé & Príncipe	11.0%
17	Palestine	9.8%
18	Suriname	9.2%
19	Uzbekistan	8.8%
20	Bangladesh	8.8%
21	Russia	8.7%
22	Mongolia	8.6%
23	Liberia	8.3%
24	Kyrgyzstan	8.2%
25	Madagascar	8.1%
26	Moldova	7.8%
27	Laos	7.7%
28	Sierra Leone	7.5%
29	Romania	7.2%
30	Belarus	6.6%
31	Kiribati	6.5%
32	Rwanda	5.9%
33	Azerbaijan	5.6%
34	Tonga	5.6%
35	Tunisia	5.2%
36	Colombia	5.1%
37	Brazil	5.0%
38	Estonia	4.8%
39	Uruguay	4.7%
40	Honduras	4.6%
41	Bulgaria	4.6%
42	Papua New Guinea	4.4%
43	Hungary	4.4%
44	Mozambique	4.4%
45	Lesotho	4.3%
46	Chile	4.2%
47	Iceland	4.1%
48	North Macedonia	4.1%
49	Kenya	4.1%
50	Paraguay	4.0%
51	Maldives	4.0%
52	Jamaica	4.0%
53	Slovakia	4.0%
54	Bosnia & Herz.	4.0%
55	Montenegro	3.9%
56	Serbia	3.9%
57	United Kingdom	3.9%
58	Dominican Republic	3.9%
59	Georgia	3.9%
60	Kosovo	3.9%
61	Poland	3.8%
62	Mexico	3.8%
63	Lithuania	3.8%
64	Latvia	3.7%
65	Croatia	3.7%
66	Mauritius	3.7%
67	Uganda	3.6%
68	Guinea	3.6%
69	Bhutan	3.6%
70	Pakistan	3.5%
71	Austria	3.5%
72	Namibia	3.5%
73	Cameroon	3.4%
74	Tajikistan	3.4%
75	Solomon Islands	3.4%
76	Guyana	3.3%
77	Tanzania	3.3%
78	Vietnam	3.3%
79	Armenia	3.3%
80	Mali	3.3%
81	Comoros	3.2%
82	South Africa	3.2%
83	Netherlands	3.2%
84	Japan	3.2%
85	Israel	3.0%
86	Norway	3.0%
87	Australia	2.9%
88	New Zealand	2.8%
89	Spain	2.7%
90	Botswana	2.7%
91	Nepal	2.7%
92	Dominica	2.5%
93	Greece	2.5%
94	Belgium	2.5%
95	Czechia	2.5%
96	Congo	2.4%
97	India	2.4%
98	Slovenia	2.4%
99	Malta	2.4%
100	Kuwait	2.4%
101	Cambodia	2.4%
102	Cabo Verde	2.3%
103	Portugal	2.3%
104	San Marino	2.3%
105	Luxembourg	2.3%
106	Samoa	2.2%
107	Ireland	2.2%
108	Germany	2.2%
109	Albania	2.1%
110	South Korea	2.1%
111	Nicaragua	2.1%
112	Canada	2.1%
113	Saudi Arabia	2.0%
114	St. Lucia	2.0%
115	Indonesia	1.9%
116	Denmark	1.9%
117	Libya	1.8%
118	Gabon	1.8%
119	Jordan	1.8%
120	Philippines	1.7%
121	Mauritania	1.5%
122	Italy	1.5%
123	Peru	1.5%
124	Guatemala	1.5%
125	Senegal	1.5%
126	Hong Kong	1.4%
127	Algeria	1.4%
128	Malaysia	1.4%
129	Antigua & Barbuda	1.4%
130	UAE	1.3%
131	Bahamas	1.1%
132	Benin	1.1%
133	Belize	1.1%
134	Central African Rep.	1.0%
135	Trinidad & Tobago	1.0%
136	Oman	1.0%
137	France	0.9%
138	Singapore	0.9%
139	Guinea-Bissau	0.9%
140	Barbados	0.8%
141	St. Vincent and the Grenadines	0.8%
142	Ecuador	0.7%
143	Morocco	0.7%
144	Sweden	0.7%
145	Vanuatu	0.7%
146	Grenada	0.6%
147	Togo	0.4%
148	Timor-Leste	0.4%
149	Macao	0.3%
150	Finland	0.3%
151	Iraq	0.3%
152	Seychelles	0.3%
153	El Salvador	0.3%
154	Switzerland	0.2%
155	Cyprus	0.1%
156	Côte d'Ivoire	0.1%
157	China	0.1%
158	Costa Rica	-0.1%
159	Thailand	-0.1%
160	Bahrain	-0.1%
161	Panama	-0.2%
162	Brunei Darussalam	-0.3%
163	Djibouti	-0.3%
164	Palau	-0.4%
165	Burkina Faso	-0.6%
166	Fiji	-1.4%
167	Chad	-3.9%
168	Niger	-4.5%
169	Sri Lanka	-4.8%

Full-year averages, so monthly peaks in 2022 were higher.

Source: World Bank, Inflation, consumer prices (annual %) (FP.CPI.TOTL.ZG). CC BY 4.0. Values are as published; gaps mean the source has no figure for that year.

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