Comparable country indicators

Country ranking by year-over-year change in consumer prices, 2014

Country ranking by “Year-over-year change in consumer prices” for 2014. The table covers 53 countries with a published value; another 2 in the world catalogue have no value for this year. Consumer price change over the year is compared in percent: national index base periods cancel out in this calculation, so figures are comparable across countries. For Russia the comparison uses year-on-year consumer price change from Rosstat (the consumer price index); for other countries — Eurostat’s harmonised index or a national price index. Basket compositions differ; the ranking compares the relative change over the year, not the index level and not the month-on-month change.

Year-over-year change in consumer prices by country — ranking 2014, first value in current order: Bosnia and Herzegovina (863.17 year-over-year change)
Year-over-year change in consumer prices by country, 2014. Source: International Monetary Fund, Rosstat, Central Bank of Brazil, Eurostat, Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation, Bank of Mexico, Australian Bureau of Statistics, Statistics Canada, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, Office for National Statistics and National Bureau of Statistics of China. forecasteconomy.com
First value in current order — Bosnia and Herzegovina863.17 year-over-year change
Last value in current order — Ukraine−4,735.93 year-over-year change
Countries with data53 of 55
Latest date in the slice1 December 2014

Full country ranking

RankCountryYear-over-year change, %Period
1Bosnia and Herzegovina863.172014
2Japan731.82014
3Russia11.36December 2014
4Moldova10.72014
5Brazil8.46December 2014
6Türkiye8.21December 2014
7New Zealand8.212014
8South Africa6.422014
9India4.28December 2014
10Mexico4.08December 2014
11Norway1.96December 2014
12Serbia1.86December 2014
13Australia1.72October 2014
14Canada1.47December 2014
15Romania1.04December 2014
16Austria0.81December 2014
17United States0.65December 2014
18Finland0.55December 2014
19United Kingdom0.5December 2014
20Malta0.38December 2014
21Latvia0.27December 2014
22Sweden0.27December 2014
23Denmark0.1December 2014
24Germany0.1December 2014
25France0.09December 2014
26Estonia0.06December 2014
27Czechia0December 2014
28Italy0December 2014
29Switzerland0December 2014
30Netherlands−0.06December 2014
31Slovenia−0.09December 2014
32Croatia−0.1December 2014
33Lithuania−0.11December 2014
34Slovakia−0.13December 2014
35North Macedonia−0.24December 2014
36Portugal−0.27December 2014
37Ireland−0.3December 2014
38Belgium−0.39December 2014
39Iceland−0.4December 2014
40Poland−0.7December 2014
41Hungary−0.84December 2014
42Luxembourg−0.94December 2014
43Cyprus−0.96December 2014
44China−0.98December 2014
45Spain−1.13December 2014
46Bulgaria−1.95December 2014
47South Korea−2.042014
48Greece−2.53December 2014
49Azerbaijan−43.232014
50Armenia−47.142014
51Israel−68.812014
52Georgia−699.312014
53Ukraine−4,735.932014

Countries without data for 2014

These countries have no published value for the selected indicator in 2014.

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Data source

International Monetary Fund, Rosstat, Central Bank of Brazil, Eurostat, Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation, Bank of Mexico, Australian Bureau of Statistics, Statistics Canada, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, Office for National Statistics and National Bureau of Statistics of China. Units: year-over-year change, %. For each calendar year the last published value within the year is used.

Data as of December 2014

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