Comparable country indicators

Country ranking by year-over-year change in consumer prices, 2015

Country ranking by “Year-over-year change in consumer prices” for 2015. The table covers 54 countries with a published value; another 1 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 2015, first value in current order: Ukraine (302.36 year-over-year change)
Year-over-year change in consumer prices by country, 2015. Source: International Monetary Fund, Central Bank of Brazil, Rosstat, 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 — Ukraine302.36 year-over-year change
Last value in current order — Israel−232.88 year-over-year change
Countries with data54 of 55
Latest date in the slice1 December 2015

Full country ranking

RankCountryYear-over-year change, %Period
1Ukraine302.362015
2Azerbaijan195.562015
3Moldova90.342015
4Brazil66.46December 2015
5Georgia30.462015
6Armenia22.392015
7Bosnia and Herzegovina14.082015
8Russia12.91December 2015
9Türkiye8.77December 2015
10India5.61December 2015
11Norway2.43December 2015
12Mexico2.13December 2015
13Serbia1.83December 2015
14Montenegro1.69December 2015
15Australia1.69October 2015
16Canada1.61December 2015
17Belgium1.45December 2015
18Malta1.25December 2015
19Austria1.07December 2015
20Hungary0.95December 2015
21Luxembourg0.85December 2015
22Sweden0.74December 2015
23Iceland0.72December 2015
24United States0.64December 2015
25Netherlands0.49December 2015
26Latvia0.4December 2015
27Greece0.39December 2015
28Denmark0.3December 2015
29Portugal0.29December 2015
30France0.27December 2015
31Germany0.2December 2015
32Ireland0.2December 2015
33United Kingdom0.2December 2015
34Italy0.1December 2015
35China0.1December 2015
36Czechia−0.1December 2015
37Spain−0.13December 2015
38Estonia−0.17December 2015
39Finland−0.25December 2015
40Lithuania−0.25December 2015
41Croatia−0.3December 2015
42North Macedonia−0.34December 2015
43Poland−0.4December 2015
44Slovakia−0.46December 2015
45Cyprus−0.56December 2015
46Slovenia−0.6December 2015
47Romania−0.68December 2015
48Bulgaria−0.9December 2015
49Switzerland−1.38December 2015
50South Africa−24.972015
51South Korea−44.592015
52Japan−71.042015
53New Zealand−76.162015
54Israel−232.882015

Countries without data for 2015

These countries have no published value for the selected indicator in 2015.

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Data source

International Monetary Fund, Central Bank of Brazil, Rosstat, 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 2015

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