Comparable country indicators

Country ranking by year-over-year change in consumer prices, 2023

Country ranking by “Year-over-year change in consumer prices” for 2023. 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 2023, first value in current order: Türkiye (64.9 year-over-year change)
Year-over-year change in consumer prices by country, 2023. Source: Eurostat, International Monetary Fund, Rosstat, Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation, Bank of Mexico, Australian Bureau of Statistics, Office for National Statistics, Statistics Canada, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, National Bureau of Statistics of China and Central Bank of Brazil. forecasteconomy.com
First value in current order — Türkiye64.9 year-over-year change
Last value in current order — Georgia−79.09 year-over-year change
Countries with data55 of 55
Latest date in the slice1 December 2023

Full country ranking

RankCountryYear-over-year change, %Period
1Türkiye64.9December 2023
2Japan30.942023
3Czechia7.59December 2023
4Serbia7.52December 2023
5Russia7.42December 2023
6Romania7.01December 2023
7Iceland6.9December 2023
8Slovakia6.59December 2023
9Poland6.21December 2023
10India5.69December 2023
11Austria5.65December 2023
12Hungary5.49December 2023
13Croatia5.35December 2023
14Bulgaria4.99December 2023
15Montenegro4.9December 2023
16Norway4.68December 2023
17Mexico4.66December 2023
18Albania4.5December 2023
19Estonia4.26December 2023
20France4.1December 2023
21Australia4.05October 2023
22United Kingdom3.93December 2023
23Slovenia3.82December 2023
24Germany3.77December 2023
25North Macedonia3.76December 2023
26Malta3.7December 2023
27Greece3.69December 2023
28Canada3.4December 2023
29United States3.32December 2023
30Spain3.28December 2023
31Ireland3.21December 2023
32Luxembourg3.16December 2023
33Switzerland2.05December 2023
34Cyprus1.93December 2023
35Portugal1.89December 2023
36Sweden1.86December 2023
37Lithuania1.6December 2023
38Finland1.32December 2023
39Netherlands0.98December 2023
40Latvia0.85December 2023
41Belgium0.53December 2023
42Italy0.5December 2023
43Denmark0.43December 2023
44China−2.06December 2023
45Israel−4.242023
46South Africa−142023
47New Zealand−20.062023
48Brazil−20.21December 2023
49South Korea−29.322023
50Ukraine−36.332023
51Azerbaijan−36.632023
52Moldova−53.182023
53Bosnia and Herzegovina−56.452023
54Armenia−77.082023
55Georgia−79.092023

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Data source

Eurostat, International Monetary Fund, Rosstat, Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation, Bank of Mexico, Australian Bureau of Statistics, Office for National Statistics, Statistics Canada, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, 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 2023

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