Comparable country indicators

Country ranking by year-over-year change in consumer prices, 2017

Country ranking by “Year-over-year change in consumer prices” for 2017. The table covers 55 countries with a published value; another 0 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 2017, first value in current order: New Zealand (186.4 year-over-year change)
Year-over-year change in consumer prices by country, 2017. Source: International Monetary Fund, Eurostat, Bank of Mexico, Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation, Office for National Statistics, Rosstat, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, Australian Bureau of Statistics, Statistics Canada, National Bureau of Statistics of China and Central Bank of Brazil. forecasteconomy.com
First value in current order — New Zealand186.4 year-over-year change
Last value in current order — Japan−492.51 year-over-year change
Countries with data55 of 55
Latest date in the slice1 December 2017

Full country ranking

RankCountryYear-over-year change, %Period
1New Zealand186.42017
2Georgia182.692017
3South Korea100.12017
4Türkiye11.93December 2017
5Mexico6.77December 2017
6India5.21December 2017
7Azerbaijan3.932017
8Lithuania3.81December 2017
9Ukraine3.812017
10Estonia3.76December 2017
11North Macedonia3.47December 2017
12Serbia3.04December 2017
13United Kingdom2.94December 2017
14Montenegro2.83December 2017
15Romania2.59December 2017
16Russia2.52December 2017
17Albania2.41December 2017
18Austria2.33December 2017
19Moldova2.332017
20Hungary2.19December 2017
21Czechia2.17December 2017
22Latvia2.16December 2017
23United States2.13December 2017
24Belgium2.06December 2017
25Slovakia1.96December 2017
26Australia1.95October 2017
27Slovenia1.91December 2017
28Canada1.87December 2017
29Bulgaria1.8December 2017
30Sweden1.73December 2017
31Poland1.69December 2017
32Portugal1.62December 2017
33Luxembourg1.57December 2017
34Norway1.53December 2017
35Germany1.48December 2017
36Malta1.34December 2017
37Croatia1.26December 2017
38France1.25December 2017
39Netherlands1.22December 2017
40Spain1.22December 2017
41Switzerland1.11December 2017
42Italy0.99December 2017
43Greece0.97December 2017
44Denmark0.8December 2017
45Finland0.5December 2017
46Ireland0.5December 2017
47China−0.29December 2017
48Cyprus−0.42December 2017
49Iceland−1.02December 2017
50South Africa−16.242017
51Brazil−53.1December 2017
52Israel−144.452017
53Bosnia and Herzegovina−151.142017
54Armenia−169.212017
55Japan−492.512017

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Data source

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

Data as of December 2017

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