Consumer Price Inflation — World Ranking

World Bank Open Data 2023 · 176 countries · unit: %

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Afghanistan
Best value for Consumer Price Inflation 2023 · -4.6% · 176 countries reported to the World Bank

The annual change in the consumer price index — the rate that reaches into every household purse each month.

Lowest (best)

Afghanistan
-4.6%

World average

10.2%
median 5.8%

Highest (worst)

Lebanon
221.3%

Malaysia sits at #151 of 176 countries with a value of 2.5% — the full leaderboard is in the table below.

The top 50 — Consumer Price Inflation

Sorted with the highest value first (a lower value counts as better), data year 2023. Flags: flagcdn; every country name links to its full profile.

#CountryValue
1 Lebanon
221.3%
2 Argentina
133.5%
3 Türkiye
53.9%
4 Suriname
51.6%
5 Sierra Leone
47.6%
6 Iran
44.6%
7 Ghana
38.1%
8 Haiti
36.8%
9 Egypt
33.9%
10 Laos
31.2%
11 Pakistan
30.8%
12 Ethiopia
30.2%
13 Malawi
28.8%
14 Burundi
26.9%
15 Nigeria
24.7%
16 São Tomé and Príncipe
21.3%
17 Rwanda
19.8%
18 Hungary
17.1%
19 Gambia
17%
20 Sri Lanka
16.5%
21 Kazakhstan
14.5%
22 Angola
13.6%
23 Moldova
13.4%
24 Ukraine
12.8%
25 Palau
12.8%
26 Serbia
12.4%
27 Colombia
11.7%
28 Poland
11.5%
29 Vanuatu
11.2%
30 Zambia
10.9%
31 Chad
10.8%
32 Kyrgyzstan
10.8%
33 Czechia
10.7%
34 Slovakia
10.5%
35 Romania
10.4%
36 Mongolia
10.3%
37 Liberia
10.1%
38 Uzbekistan
10%
39 Bangladesh
9.9%
40 Madagascar
9.9%
41 Bulgaria
9.4%
42 North Macedonia
9.4%
43 Tunisia
9.3%
44 Algeria
9.3%
45 Kiribati
9.3%
46 Estonia
9.2%
47 Lithuania
9.1%
48 Latvia
8.9%
49 Azerbaijan
8.8%
50 Iceland
8.7%

Global distribution

StatisticValue
Countries reporting176
Lowest-4.6% (Afghanistan)
Highest221.3% (Lebanon)

Source: World Bank Open Data (indicator FP.CPI.TOTL.ZG, year 2023) — public data with no API key, licensed CC BY 4.0. The full profile of every country: Country Complex · live natural events: Disaster Complex.

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