economic2025

Inflation, consumer prices (annual %)

Name: Inflation, consumer prices (annual %)
Creator: World Bank World Development Indicators
Keywords: trend-research-500, world-bank, prices-household-costs-consumption, inflation, consumer, prices, annual

Compare inflation, consumer prices (annual %) across 164 countries or territories using one fixed 2025 World Bank reference slice.

Source: World Bank World Development Indicators•164 countries

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Key Insights

Global Average

4.6%

Median: 3.0%

Countries Covered

164

with available data

Highest

Islamic Republic of Iran

42.2%

Lowest

Sri Lanka

-4.8%

Top 5 Countries

1Islamic Republic of Iran42.2%

2Türkiye34.9%

3Burundi34.1%

4Haiti28.6%

5Malawi28.4%

By Region

Africa10.5%(9 countries)

Other4.6%(89 countries)

Asia4.6%(23 countries)

South America3.5%(6 countries)

Europe3.2%(32 countries)

Key Findings

•164 ISO-mapped countries or territories have a finite % observation in the fixed 2025 slice.
•Islamic Republic of Iran has the highest published value (42.1712 %).
•Sri Lanka has the lowest published value (-4.76386 %).

Country Rankings

Top 10 Countries

Bottom 10 Countries

Data Analysis

Value Distribution

How countries are distributed across the value range

Low (-4.8%)High (42.2%)

Regional Comparison

Average values by world region (Global avg: 4.6%)

Africa (9)

Other (89)

Asia (23)

South America (6)

Europe (32)

Oceania (2)

North America (3)

Percentile Profile

The curve shows how values change from the lowest to the highest country. Steep sections reveal inequality or outliers.

0th percentile · lowest100th percentile · highest

About This Statistic

Inflation as measured by the consumer price index reflects the annual percentage change in the cost to the average consumer of acquiring a basket of goods and services that may be fixed or changed at specified intervals, such as yearly.

MapTheory uses only finite ISO-mapped observations from the fixed 2025 World Bank slice recorded below. Aggregates, missing values, non-ISO geographies, conflicting duplicate observations, and every other year or dimension slice are excluded; MapTheory never imputes or interpolates missing countries.

Methodology

Full Data

Rank ↑	Country ↕	Value ↕
1	Islamic Republic of Iran	42.2%
2	Türkiye	34.9%
3	Burundi	34.1%
4	Haiti	28.6%
5	Malawi	28.4%
6	Nigeria	23.0%
7	Angola	20.2%
8	Bolivia	19.5%
9	Lebanon	14.6%
10	Ghana	14.2%
11	Egypt	14.1%
12	Zambia	13.9%
13	Ethiopia	13.2%
14	Ukraine	12.7%
15	Kazakhstan	11.4%
16	Sao Tome and Principe	11.0%
17	State of Palestine	9.8%
18	Suriname	9.2%
19	Uzbekistan	8.8%
20	Bangladesh	8.8%
21	Russian Federation	8.7%
22	Mongolia	8.6%
23	Liberia	8.3%
24	Kyrgyzstan	8.2%
25	Madagascar	8.1%
26	Moldova, Republic of	7.8%
27	Lao People's Democratic Republic	7.7%
28	Sierra Leone	7.5%
29	Romania	7.2%
30	Belarus	6.6%
31	Rwanda	5.9%
32	Azerbaijan	5.6%
33	Tonga	5.6%
34	Tunisia	5.2%
35	Colombia	5.1%
36	Brazil	5.0%
37	Estonia	4.8%
38	Uruguay	4.7%
39	Honduras	4.6%
40	Bulgaria	4.6%
41	Papua New Guinea	4.4%
42	Hungary	4.4%
43	Mozambique	4.4%
44	Lesotho	4.3%
45	Chile	4.2%
46	Iceland	4.1%
47	The Republic of North Macedonia	4.1%
48	Kenya	4.1%
49	Paraguay	4.0%
50	Maldives	4.0%
51	Jamaica	4.0%
52	Slovakia	4.0%
53	Montenegro	3.9%
54	Serbia	3.9%
55	United Kingdom	3.9%
56	Dominican Republic	3.9%
57	Georgia	3.9%
58	Poland	3.8%
59	Mexico	3.8%
60	Lithuania	3.8%
61	Latvia	3.7%
62	Croatia	3.7%
63	Mauritius	3.7%
64	Uganda	3.6%
65	Bhutan	3.6%
66	Guinea	3.5%
67	Pakistan	3.5%
68	Austria	3.5%
69	Namibia	3.5%
70	Cameroon	3.4%
71	Solomon Islands	3.4%
72	Guyana	3.3%
73	United Republic of Tanzania	3.3%
74	Vietnam	3.3%
75	Armenia	3.3%
76	Mali	3.3%
77	Netherlands	3.3%
78	Comoros	3.2%
79	South Africa	3.2%
80	Japan	3.2%
81	Norway	3.1%
82	Israel	3.0%
83	Australia	2.9%
84	New Zealand	2.8%
85	Spain	2.7%
86	Botswana	2.7%
87	Nepal	2.7%
88	Dominica	2.5%
89	Greece	2.5%
90	Belgium	2.5%
91	Czech Republic	2.5%
92	Republic of the Congo	2.4%
93	India	2.4%
94	Slovenia	2.4%
95	Malta	2.4%
96	Kuwait	2.4%
97	Cambodia	2.4%
98	Cape Verde	2.3%
99	Portugal	2.3%
100	San Marino	2.3%
101	Luxembourg	2.3%
102	Samoa	2.2%
103	Ireland	2.2%
104	Germany	2.2%
105	Albania	2.1%
106	South Korea	2.1%
107	Saudi Arabia	2.1%
108	Nicaragua	2.1%
109	Canada	2.1%
110	Saint Lucia	2.0%
111	Indonesia	1.9%
112	Denmark	1.9%
113	Libya	1.8%
114	Gabon	1.8%
115	Jordan	1.8%
116	Philippines	1.7%
117	Mauritania	1.5%
118	Italy	1.5%
119	Peru	1.5%
120	Guatemala	1.5%
121	Senegal	1.5%
122	Hong Kong	1.4%
123	Algeria	1.4%
124	Malaysia	1.4%
125	Antigua and Barbuda	1.4%
126	United Arab Emirates	1.3%
127	Benin	1.1%
128	Belize	1.1%
129	Central African Republic	1.0%
130	Trinidad and Tobago	1.0%
131	Oman	1.0%
132	France	0.9%
133	Singapore	0.9%
134	Guinea-Bissau	0.9%
135	Barbados	0.8%
136	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	0.8%
137	Ecuador	0.7%
138	Morocco	0.7%
139	Sweden	0.7%
140	Vanuatu	0.7%
141	Grenada	0.6%
142	Togo	0.4%
143	Timor-Leste	0.4%
144	Finland	0.3%
145	Macao	0.3%
146	Iraq	0.3%
147	Seychelles	0.3%
148	El Salvador	0.3%
149	Switzerland	0.2%
150	Cyprus	0.1%
151	Cote d'Ivoire	0.1%
152	People's Republic of China	0.1%
153	Costa Rica	-0.1%
154	Thailand	-0.1%
155	Bahrain	-0.1%
156	Panama	-0.2%
157	Brunei Darussalam	-0.3%
158	Djibouti	-0.3%
159	Palau	-0.4%
160	Burkina Faso	-0.6%
161	Fiji	-1.4%
162	Chad	-3.9%
163	Niger	-4.5%
164	Sri Lanka	-4.8%

Showing 164 of 164 countries

Topics

#trend-research-500 #world-bank #prices-household-costs-consumption #inflation #consumer #prices #annual

Data Source

This data comes from World Bank World Development Indicators (2025).

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