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Inflation highlights
- The inflation rate in the UK is 4.00%, as of Jan 2024
- The majority of countries have an inflation rate between 3% and 9%
- The country with the highest inflation rate is Argentina with 254%
- The country with the lowest inflation rate is Afghanistan with -9%
We’ve collected the inflation rates for countries across the world so you can understand how your country does in relation to others. Inflation affects exchange rates when you are travelling and using your debit card to spend abroad.
Check out the inflation rate of 178 countries around the world, including that date at which it was taken.
| Country | Inflation Rate - Most Recent Pct | Date Reference |
|---|---|---|
| Argentina | 254.00% | 2024, January |
| Lebanon | 177.00% | 2024, January |
| Syria | 150.00% | 2023, August |
| Venezuela | 75.90% | 2024, February |
| Turkey | 67.07% | 2024, February |
| Sudan | 63.30% | 2023, February |
| Sierra Leone | 52.16% | 2023, December |
| Zimbabwe | 47.60% | 2024, February |
| Democratic Republic of Congo | 45.80% | 2023, November |
| Iran | 35.80% | 2024, February |
| Egypt | 35.70% | 2024, February |
| Malawi | 35.00% | 2024, January |
| Cuba | 31.34% | 2023, December |
| Nigeria | 29.90% | 2024, January |
| Suriname | 29.60% | 2024, January |
| Ethiopia | 28.70% | 2023, December |
| Myanmar | 28.58% | 2023, June |
| Laos | 25.35% | 2024, February |
| Ghana | 23.50% | 2024, January |
| Pakistan | 23.10% | 2024, February |
| Angola | 21.99% | 2024, January |
| Haiti | 20.90% | 2024, January |
| Palestine | 19.00% | 2024, January |
| Burundi | 17.59% | 2024, January |
| São Tomé and Príncipe | 17.00% | 2023, December |
| The Gambia | 16.15% | 2024, January |
| Zambia | 13.50% | 2024, February |
| Vanuatu | 12.10% | 2023, September |
| Liberia | 10.14% | 2023, October |
| Bangladesh | 9.86% | 2024, January |
| Kazakhstan | 9.30% | 2024, February |
| Guinea | 9.27% | 2023, December |
| Uzbekistan | 8.35% | 2024, February |
| Colombia | 7.74% | 2024, February |
| Mongolia | 7.60% | 2024, January |
| Eritrea | 7.50% | 2022, December |
| Tunisia | 7.50% | 2024, February |
| Romania | 7.41% | 2024, January |
| Jamaica | 7.40% | 2024, January |
| Madagascar | 7.40% | 2023, December |
| Russia | 7.40% | 2024, January |
| Lesotho | 7.20% | 2023, December |
| Niger | 6.88% | 2024, January |
| Iceland | 6.60% | 2024, February |
| Serbia | 6.40% | 2024, January |
| Algeria | 6.30% | 2024, January |
| Kenya | 6.30% | 2024, February |
| Mauritius | 6.20% | 2024, February |
| Somalia | 6.19% | 2024, January |
| Belarus | 5.90% | 2024, January |
| Kyrgyzstan | 5.90% | 2024, January |
| Sri Lanka | 5.90% | 2024, February |
| Turkmenistan | 5.90% | 2023, December |
| South Sudan | 5.80% | 2023, December |
| Nicaragua | 5.79% | 2024, January |
| Barbados | 5.50% | 2023, October |
| Sweden | 5.40% | 2024, January |
| South Africa | 5.30% | 2024, January |
| Cameroon | 5.20% | 2024, January |
| India | 5.10% | 2024, January |
| Namibia | 5.05% | 2024, February |
| Nepal | 5.01% | 2024, February |
| Equatorial Guinea | 5.00% | 2022, December |
| Uruguay | 4.71% | 2024, February |
| New Zealand | 4.70% | 2023, December |
| Fiji | 4.60% | 2024, February |
| Brazil | 4.51% | 2024, January |
| Chile | 4.50% | 2024, February |
| Honduras | 4.50% | 2024, February |
| Norway | 4.50% | 2024, February |
| Mexico | 4.40% | 2024, February |
| Montenegro | 4.40% | 2024, January |
| Bhutan | 4.32% | 2024, January |
| Austria | 4.30% | 2024, February |
| Belize | 4.30% | 2024, January |
| Burkina Faso | 4.30% | 2024, January |
| Eswatini | 4.30% | 2023, December |
| Moldova | 4.30% | 2024, February |
| Timor-Leste | 4.30% | 2024, January |
| Ukraine | 4.30% | 2024, February |
| Djibouti | 4.20% | 2024, January |
| Estonia | 4.20% | 2024, February |
| Mozambique | 4.19% | 2024, January |
| Australia | 4.10% | 2023, December |
| Croatia | 4.10% | 2024, February |
| Ireland | 4.10% | 2024, January |
| United Kingdom | 4.00% | 2024, January |
| Vietnam | 3.98% | 2024, February |
| Iraq | 3.97% | 2023, December |
| Slovakia | 3.92% | 2024, January |
| Botswana | 3.90% | 2024, January |
| Côte d'Ivoire | 3.90% | 2024, January |
| Poland | 3.90% | 2024, January |
| Bulgaria | 3.80% | 2024, January |
| Tajikistan | 3.80% | 2024, January |
| Malta | 3.70% | 2024, January |
| Cayman Islands | 3.60% | 2023, December |
| United Arab Emirates | 3.60% | 2024, January |
| Albania | 3.40% | 2024, January |
| Philippines | 3.40% | 2024, February |
| Slovenia | 3.40% | 2024, February |
| Uganda | 3.40% | 2024, February |
| Dominican Republic | 3.32% | 2024, January |
| Finland | 3.30% | 2024, January |
| Guatemala | 3.30% | 2024, February |
| Kuwait | 3.30% | 2024, January |
| Peru | 3.30% | 2024, February |
| Belgium | 3.20% | 2024, February |
| Luxembourg | 3.20% | 2024, February |
| Rwanda | 3.20% | 2024, February |
| Guinea-Bissau | 3.10% | 2023, December |
| South Korea | 3.10% | 2024, February |
| United States of America | 3.10% | 2024, January |
| Taiwan | 3.08% | 2024, February |
| Tanzania | 3.00% | 2024, February |
| Qatar | 2.99% | 2024, January |
| Canada | 2.90% | 2024, January |
| France | 2.90% | 2024, February |
| Greece | 2.90% | 2024, February |
| Paraguay | 2.90% | 2024, February |
| Singapore | 2.90% | 2024, January |
| Faroe Islands | 2.80% | 2023, December |
| Netherlands | 2.80% | 2024, February |
| Solomon Islands | 2.80% | 2023, November |
| Spain | 2.80% | 2024, February |
| Indonesia | 2.75% | 2024, February |
| Cambodia | 2.70% | 2023, December |
| Israel | 2.60% | 2024, January |
| Bolivia | 2.52% | 2024, February |
| Germany | 2.50% | 2024, February |
| Bermuda | 2.40% | 2023, September |
| Central African Republic | 2.32% | 2023, December |
| Morocco | 2.30% | 2024, January |
| Gabon | 2.25% | 2023, December |
| Papua New Guinea | 2.22% | 2023, September |
| Japan | 2.20% | 2024, January |
| Puerto Rico | 2.20% | 2024, January |
| Portugal | 2.10% | 2024, Feburary |
| Senegal | 2.10% | 2024, January |
| Czechia | 2.00% | 2024, February |
| Togo | 2.00% | 2024, January |
| Guyana | 1.98% | 2023, December |
| Bahamas | 1.96% | 2023, November |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina | 1.96% | 2024, January |
| Jordan | 1.95% | 2024, January |
| Chad | 1.90% | 2023, August |
| Cyprus | 1.82% | 2024, February |
| Libya | 1.80% | 2023, November |
| Mauritania | 1.80% | 2024, January |
| Azerbaijan | 1.70% | 2024, January |
| Liechtenstein | 1.70% | 2023, December |
| Saudi Arabia | 1.60% | 2024, January |
| Aruba | 1.50% | 2024, January |
| Malaysia | 1.50% | 2024, January |
| Ecuador | 1.43% | 2024, February |
| Panama | 1.22% | 2024, January |
| Switzerland | 1.20% | 2024, February |
| Comoros | 1.10% | 2023, September |
| Macau | 1.01% | 2024, January |
| Maldives | 0.88% | 2024, January |
| Bahrain | 0.80% | 2024, January |
| Denmark | 0.80% | 2024, February |
| El Salvador | 0.80% | 2024, February |
| Italy | 0.75% | 2024, February |
| China | 0.70% | 2024, February |
| Lithuania | 0.70% | 2024, February |
| Latvia | 0.40% | 2024, February |
| Georgia | 0.30% | 2024, February |
| Trinidad and Tobago | 0.30% | 2024, January |
| Brunei | 0.10% | 2024, January |
| Cape Verde | 0.00% | 2024, January |
| New Caledonia | 0.00% | 2024, January |
| Oman | -0.10% | 2024, January |
| Seychelles | -0.25% | 2024, February |
| Mali | -0.50% | 2023, December |
| Thailand | -0.77% | 2024, February |
| Costa Rica | -1.13% | 2024, February |
| Benin | -1.20% | 2024, January |
Sources
- World Population Review
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