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Economy Statistics > Inflation rate (consumer prices) (most recent) by country

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Rank   Countries  Amount  Date  
# 1     Venezuela: 29.8 %   2010 Time series
# 2     Congo, Democratic Republic of the: 26.2 %   2010 Time series
# 3     Argentina: 22 %   2010 Time series
# 4     Eritrea: 20 %   2010 Time series
= 5     Guinea: 15 %   2010 Time series
= 5     Uzbekistan: 15 %   2010 Time series
# 7     Nigeria: 13.9 %   2010 Time series
# 8     Mozambique: 13.5 %   2010 Time series
# 9     Pakistan: 13.4 %   2010 Time series
= 10     Angola: 13.3 %   2010 Time series
= 10     Afghanistan: 13.3 %   2009 Time series
= 12     Jamaica: 13 %   2010 Time series
= 12     São Tomé and Príncipe: 13 %   2010 Time series
# 14     Marshall Islands: 12.9 %   2008 Time series
# 15     Egypt: 12.8 %   2010 Time series
# 16     Yemen: 12.2 %   2010 Time series
# 17     Turkmenistan: 12 %   2010 Time series
= 18     Iran: 11.8 %   2010 Time series
= 18     Sudan: 11.8 %   2010 Time series
= 18     Vietnam: 11.8 %   2010 Time series
= 21     India: 11.7 %   2010 Time series
= 21     Sierra Leone: 11.7 %   2007 Time series
# 23     Trinidad and Tobago: 11.3 %   2010 Time series
# 24     Liberia: 11.2 %   2007 Time series
# 25     Ghana: 10.9 %   2010 Time series
# 26     Serbia and Montenegro: 10.3 %   2010 Time series
# 27     Ukraine: 9.8 %   2010 Time series
# 28     Burma: 9.6 %   2010 Time series
= 29     Greenland: 9.4 %   2008 Time series
= 29     Uganda: 9.4 %   2010 Time series
# 31     Turkey: 8.7 %   2010 Time series
# 32     Nepal: 8.6 %   2010-12-31 Time series
# 33     Zambia: 8.5 %   2010 Time series
# 34     Equatorial Guinea: 8.2 %   2010 Time series
= 35     Bangladesh: 8.1 %   2010 Time series
= 35     Madagascar: 8.1 %   2010 Time series
= 35     Saint Pierre and Miquelon: 8.1 %   2005 Time series
# 38     Malawi: 8 %   2010 Time series
= 39     East Timor: 7.8 %   2007 Time series
= 39     Kazakhstan: 7.8 %   2010 Time series
= 41     Mauritania: 7.3 %   2007 Time series
= 41     Moldova: 7.3 %   2010 Time series
= 43     Burundi: 7.2 %   2010 Time series
= 43     Bolivia: 7.2 %   2010 Time series
= 43     Tanzania: 7.2 %   2010 Time series
= 43     Paraguay: 7.2 %   2010 Time series
= 47     Botswana: 7.1 %   2010 Time series
= 47     British Virgin Islands: 7.1 %   2008 Time series
= 49     Ethiopia: 7 %   2010 Time series
= 49     Belarus: 7 %   2010 Time series
= 51     Uruguay: 6.9 %   2010 Time series
= 51     Armenia: 6.9 %   2010 Time series
= 53     Guyana: 6.8 %   2010 Time series
= 53     Papua New Guinea: 6.8 %   2010 Time series
# 55     Russia: 6.7 %   2010 Time series
# 56     Puerto Rico: 6.5 %   2003 Time series
= 57     Suriname: 6.4 %   2007 Time series
= 57     Rwanda: 6.4 %   2010 Time series
= 59     Solomon Islands: 6.3 %   2007 Time series
= 59     Dominican Republic: 6.3 %   2010 Time series
# 61     Lesotho: 6.1 %   2010 Time series
= 62     Laos: 6 %   2010 Time series
= 62     Maldives: 6 %   2010 Time series
= 62     Samoa: 6 %   2007 Time series
= 62     Djibouti: 6 %   2009-12-31 Time series
= 62     Romania: 6 %   2010 Time series
= 67     Syria: 5.9 %   2010 Time series
= 67     Tonga: 5.9 %   2007 Time series
= 69     Costa Rica: 5.8 %   2010 Time series
= 69     Tajikistan: 5.8 %   2010 Time series
= 71     Saudi Arabia: 5.7 %   2010 Time series
= 71     Georgia: 5.7 %   2010 Time series
# 73     Sri Lanka: 5.6 %   2010 Time series
= 74     Barbados: 5.5 %   2007 Time series
= 74     Gambia, The: 5.5 %   2010 Time series
= 74     Iceland: 5.5 %   2010 Time series
# 77     Anguilla: 5.3 %   2006 Time series
# 78     Congo, Republic of the: 5.2 %   2010 Time series
= 79     Indonesia: 5.1 %   2010 Time series
= 79     Azerbaijan: 5.1 %   2010 Time series
# 81     Zimbabwe: 5.03 %   2010 Time series
= 82     Algeria: 5 %   2010 Time series
= 82     China: 5 %   2010 Time series
= 82     Swaziland: 5 %   2010 Time series
= 85     Brazil: 4.9 %   2010 Time series
= 85     Hungary: 4.9 %   2010 Time series
= 87     Kyrgyzstan: 4.8 %   2010 Time series
= 87     Fiji: 4.8 %   2007 Time series
# 89     Nicaragua: 4.7 %   2010 Time series
= 90     Haiti: 4.6 %   2010 Time series
= 90     Namibia: 4.6 %   2010 Time series
= 90     Honduras: 4.6 %   2010 Time series
= 93     Tunisia: 4.5 %   2010 Time series
= 93     Saint Kitts and Nevis: 4.5 %   2007 Time series
= 93     South Africa: 4.5 %   2010 Time series
= 93     Greece: 4.5 %   2010 Time series
= 97     Jordan: 4.4 %   2010 Time series
= 97     Bulgaria: 4.4 %   2010 Time series
# 99     Bhutan: 4.3 %   2008 Time series
= 100     Mongolia: 4.2 %   2009 Time series
= 100     Iraq: 4.2 %   2010 Time series
= 100     Kenya: 4.2 %   2010 Time series
= 103     Mexico: 4.1 %   2010 Time series
= 103     Belize: 4.1 %   2010 Time series
= 103     Cayman Islands: 4.1 %   2008 Time series
= 103     Cambodia: 4.1 %   2010 Time series
= 107     Turks and Caicos Islands: 4 %   1995 Time series
= 107     Niue: 4 %   2005 Time series
= 107     Oman: 4 %   2010 Time series
= 107     Chad: 4 %   2010 Time series
= 111     Guatemala: 3.9 %   2010 Time series
= 111     Vanuatu: 3.9 %   2007 Time series
= 113     Philippines: 3.8 %   2010 Time series
= 113     Kuwait: 3.8 %   2010 Time series
= 113     Tuvalu: 3.8 %   2006 Time series
= 113     Guinea-Bissau: 3.8 %   2007 Time series
= 117     Grenada: 3.7 %   2007 Time series
= 117     Lebanon: 3.7 %   2010 Time series
= 117     Jersey: 3.7 %   2006 Time series
= 120     Albania: 3.6 %   2010 Time series
= 120     West Bank: 3.6 %   2006 Time series
= 120     Gaza Strip: 3.6 %   2006 Time series
= 120     Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas): 3.6 %   1998 Time series
# 124     Panama: 3.5 %   2010 Time series
= 125     Aruba: 3.4 %   2005 Time series
= 125     Guernsey: 3.4 %   2006 Time series
= 127     United Kingdom: 3.3 %   2010 Time series
= 127     Ecuador: 3.3 %   2010 Time series
= 127     Thailand: 3.3 %   2010 Time series
= 127     Bahrain: 3.3 %   2010 Time series
= 131     Man, Isle of: 3.1 %   2010 Time series
= 131     Bosnia and Herzegovina: 3.1 %   2010 Time series
= 131     Colombia: 3.1 %   2010 Time series
= 134     Korea, South: 3 %   2010 Time series
= 134     Libya: 3 %   2010 Time series
= 134     Comoros: 3 %   2007 Time series
= 137     Australia: 2.9 %   2010 Time series
= 137     Mauritius: 2.9 %   2010 Time series
= 139     Bermuda: 2.8 %   2009-12-31 Time series
= 139     Wallis and Futuna: 2.8 %   2005 Time series
= 139     San Marino: 2.8 %   2008-12-31 Time series
= 139     Gibraltar: 2.8 %   2008 Time series
= 139     Singapore: 2.8 %   2010 Time series
= 144     Palau: 2.7 %   2005 Time series
= 144     Brunei: 2.7 %   2008 Time series
= 146     Israel: 2.6 %   2010 Time series
= 146     New Zealand: 2.6 %   2010 Time series
= 146     Montserrat: 2.6 %   2002 Time series
= 146     Poland: 2.6 %   2010 Time series
= 146     Denmark: 2.6 %   2010 Time series
= 146     Togo: 2.6 %   2010 Time series
= 152     Mali: 2.5 %   2007 Time series
= 152     Morocco: 2.5 %   2010 Time series
= 152     Cape Verde: 2.5 %   2010 Time series
= 152     Guam: 2.5 %   2005 Time series
= 156     Estonia: 2.4 %   2010 Time series
= 156     Bahamas, The: 2.4 %   2007 Time series
= 156     Cyprus: 2.4 %   2010 Time series
= 156     Norway: 2.4 %   2010 Time series
= 160     Andorra: 2.3 %   2008 Time series
= 160     Belgium: 2.3 %   2010 Time series
= 162     Virgin Islands: 2.2 %   2003 Time series
= 162     Hong Kong: 2.2 %   2010 Time series
= 162     Micronesia, Federated States of: 2.2 %   2005 Time series
= 162     United Arab Emirates: 2.2 %   2010 Time series
= 166     Netherlands Antilles: 2.1 %   2003 Time series
= 166     Cook Islands: 2.1 %   2005 Time series
= 166     Luxembourg: 2.1 %   2010 Time series
= 166     Slovenia: 2.1 %   2010 Time series
= 170     Cameroon: 1.9 %   2010 Time series
= 170     Monaco: 1.9 %   2000 Time series
= 170     Saint Lucia: 1.9 %   2007 Time series
= 170     Austria: 1.9 %   2010 Time series
= 174     Peru: 1.8 %   2010 Time series
= 175     Chile: 1.7 %   2010 Time series
= 175     Mayotte: 1.7 %   2005 Time series
= 175     Malaysia: 1.7 %   2010 Time series
= 175     Malta: 1.7 %   2010 Time series
= 179     Macedonia, Republic of: 1.6 %   2010 Time series
= 179     Benin: 1.6 %   2010 Time series
= 179     Canada: 1.6 %   2010 Time series
= 182     Antigua and Barbuda: 1.5 %   2007 Time series
= 182     Czech Republic: 1.5 %   2010 Time series
= 182     France: 1.5 %   2010 Time series
= 185     Burkina Faso: 1.4 %   2010 Time series
= 185     Sweden: 1.4 %   2010 Time series
= 185     Italy: 1.4 %   2010 Time series
= 185     New Caledonia: 1.4 %   2000 Time series
= 185     United States: 1.4 %   2010 Time series
= 185     Côte d'Ivoire: 1.4 %   2010 Time series
= 191     Spain: 1.3 %   2010 Time series
= 191     Croatia: 1.3 %   2010 Time series
= 193     Senegal: 1.2 %   2010 Time series
= 193     Finland: 1.2 %   2010 Time series
= 193     Macau: 1.2 %   2009-12-31 Time series
= 196     Qatar: 1.1 %   2010 Time series
= 196     Portugal: 1.1 %   2010 Time series
= 196     French Polynesia: 1.1 %   2007 Time series
= 196     Germany: 1.1 %   2010 Time series
= 196     Netherlands: 1.1 %   2010 Time series
= 201     Taiwan: 1 %   2010 Time series
= 201     Slovakia: 1 %   2010 Time series
= 201     French Guiana: 1 %   2003 Time series
= 204     Central African Republic: 0.9 %   2007 Time series
= 204     Lithuania: 0.9 %   2010 Time series
= 206     Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: 0.8 %   2009 Time series
= 206     El Salvador: 0.8 %   2010 Time series
= 208     Cuba: 0.7 %   2010 Time series
= 208     Liechtenstein: 0.7 %   2010 Time series
= 208     Switzerland: 0.7 %   2010 Time series
# 211     Kiribati: 0.2 %   2007 Time series
= 212     Dominica: 0.1 %   2009 Time series
= 212     Niger: 0.1 %   2007 Time series
# 214     Japan: -0.7 %   2010 Time series
# 215     Northern Mariana Islands: -0.8 %   2000 Time series
# 216     Faroe Islands: -1.1 %   2009 Time series
# 217     Latvia: -1.2 %   2010 Time series
# 218     Gabon: -1.3 %   2010 Time series
# 219     Ireland: -1.6 %   2010 Time series
# 220     Seychelles: -2.2 %   2010 Time series
Weighted average: 5.0 %  

Historical countries, unions or other regions:
European Union 1.8 %   


DEFINITION: This entry furnishes the annual percent change in consumer prices compared with the previous year's consumer prices.

SOURCE: CIA World Factbooks 18 December 2003 to 28 March 2011

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Rahaba
4th September 2011 		Its actualy a good thin
Ian Graham
Staff Editor
6th March 2005 		Hyperinflation is when prices rise so rapidly that currency loses its value. It often occurs during times of war or internal strife. The problem usually becomes worse when governments respond by printing more money.

On his website, Thayer Watkins of San Jose State University gives the maximum monthly price increases during some of history’s worst hyperinflation crises. These include Hungary in 1945-1946, when prices rose 4.19 quintillion percent; Greece in 1943-1944, when inflation was 8.55 billion percent; and Germany in 1920-1923, with monthly price increases of up to 3.25 million percent.

In 1993, the Serbian government printed a 500 billion Serbian dinar bill. The largest denomination banknote ever officially issued for circulation was in 1946 by the Hungarian National Bank for the amount of 100 million billion pengő. Sometimes bills were just stamped to indicate denomination changes because new bills would be obsolete by the time they were printed. http://www.answers.com/topic/hyperinflation

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