How fast prices have risen in 195 countries every year from 2005 to 2025. Pick your country to see its record, compare it with others, and see the long-run rate the planner uses for your projections.
Yearly rise in consumer prices, %. Below zero means prices fell. Hover or tap a year for the figures.
The planner starts your inflation assumption at your country's 10-year average. Try a different rate.
Source. World Bank, Inflation, consumer prices (annual %), indicator FP.CPI.TOTL.ZG, licensed CC BY 4.0, as published on 8 October 2026. Region and world lines are the World Bank's own aggregates.
Averages are the plain mean of the years with a published figure in each window, ending 2025. A break in a line, or a dash in the table, is a year with no published figure.
What they are not. These are headline consumer price figures. Food prices, which matter most to a household budget, often rise faster. Each country measures prices its own way, so compare a country with its own past more than with other countries. Everything here describes what already happened and is not a forecast or financial advice.