Global inflation surged in 2022-2023 driven by energy prices, supply chain disruptions, and loose monetary policy. By 2024, most advanced economies had brought inflation under control, but emerging markets continued to face price pressures. This ranking uses World Bank and IMF data to compare inflation across 190+ countries.
Key Data Points
Brazil, United States, Turkiye, India, Germany, Japan, Argentina, United Kingdom -- CPI change (%), GDP deflator (%)
Brazil
5.2 % annual
United States
330.29 % annual
Turkiye
34.9 % annual
India
2.8 % annual
Germany
2.1 % annual
Japan
3.3 % annual
Argentina
41.3 % annual
United Kingdom
3.4 % annual
Brazil
4.08 % annual
United States
2.48 % annual
Turkiye
59.28 % annual
India
3.08 % annual
Germany
3.11 % annual
Japan
2.89 % annual
Argentina
207.61 % annual
United Kingdom
3.62 % annual
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