FP.CPI.TOTL.ZG / WORLD BANK

Inflation by country

Annual percentage change in consumer prices, based on a representative basket of goods and services.

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Latest available values are shown for each country. Reference years may differ; this table is not a same-year ranking.

216 countries & economies
Inflation — Latest available observations; years vary by country.
Trend
Afghanistan AFG-6.62024-1.96 pp↗
Albania ALB2.152025-0.07 pp↗
Algeria DZA1.422025-2.63 pp↗
American Samoa ASMNo data available——↗
Andorra ANDNo data available——↗
Angola AGO20.162025-8.08 pp↗
Antigua & Barbuda ATG1.372025-4.83 pp↗
Argentina ARG219.882024+86.39 pp↗
Armenia ARM3.312025+3.04 pp↗
Aruba ABW4.262019+0.63 pp↗
Australia AUS2.872025-0.29 pp↗
Austria AUT3.532025+0.59 pp↗
Azerbaijan AZE5.622025+3.41 pp↗
Bahamas BHS0.412024-2.64 pp↗
Bahrain BHR-0.142025-1.06 pp↗
HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE

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% · 2006–2025
2025South Korea: 2.12
South Korea · Inflation-0.091.322.744.155.562006201220192025
Source: World Bank · FP.CPI.TOTL.ZGGaps indicate missing observations.
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South Korea · Inflation · %
YearSouth Korea
20252.12
20242.32
20233.6
20225.09
20212.5
20200.54
20190.38
20181.48
20171.94
20160.97
20150.71
20141.27
20131.3
20122.19
20114.03
20102.94
20092.76
20084.67
20072.53
20062.24
Source: World Bank ↗FP.CPI.TOTL.ZGSnapshot · Sep 25, 2026Methodology ↗
REFERENCE-YEAR COMPARISON

Inflation in 2024

Reference year: 2024Coverage: 174 / 216 countries & economies

The most recent year with observations for at least 80% of all 216 countries & economies. Only values from this year are compared; missing observations are excluded.

Highest values

  1. Argentina219.88%
  2. South Sudan91.44%
  3. Türkiye58.51%
  4. Palestinian Territories53.67%
  5. Lebanon45.24%

Lowest values

  1. Afghanistan-6.6%
  2. St. Lucia-0.67%
  3. Sri Lanka-0.43%
  4. Costa Rica-0.41%
  5. Brunei-0.39%

Lists show up to five countries & economies with observations in this year. Equal values are ordered by country code.

About this indicator

What it measures

Annual percentage change in consumer prices, based on a representative basket of goods and services.

How to interpret it

Positive values mean prices rose; negative values mean prices fell. Lower positive inflation means slower price increases.

Important limitation

Basket contents and weights vary by country; the rate does not describe every household's cost of living.

Year-on-year change compares consecutive observed years only. Percentage-based indicators show percentage-point differences; other indicators show percentage change. Missing values remain missing.

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