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India, measured — every morning · est. 2026

Consumer price inflation

The rate at which prices rise. The RBI's mandated target is 4%, with a tolerance band of 2-6%.

Position from worst
2.4
2025
Published by
World Bank / MoSPI
annual

Consumer price inflation over time

-10.0%0.0%10.0%20.0%30.0%19601971198219932004201520252.4%
19602025 · 66 observations · lower is better · % per year
View as table
PeriodConsumer price inflation
20252.4%
20245.0%
20235.6%
20226.7%
20215.1%
20206.6%
20193.7%
20183.9%
20173.3%
20164.9%
20154.9%
20146.7%
201310.0%
20129.5%
20118.9%
201012.0%
200910.9%
20088.3%
20076.4%
20065.8%
20054.2%
20043.8%
20033.8%
20024.3%
20013.8%
20004.0%
19994.7%
199813.2%
19977.2%
19969.0%
199510.2%
199410.2%
19936.3%
199211.8%
199113.9%
19909.0%
19897.1%
19889.4%
19878.8%
19868.7%
19855.6%
19848.3%
198311.9%
19827.9%
198113.1%
198011.3%
19796.3%
19782.5%
19778.3%
1976-7.6%
19755.7%
197428.6%
197316.9%
19726.4%
19713.1%
19705.1%
1969-0.6%
19683.2%
196713.1%
196610.8%
19659.5%
196413.4%
19632.9%
19623.6%
19611.7%
19601.8%

Compared with

Sri Lanka
-4.8%
China
0.1%
Indonesia
1.9%
Germany
2.2%
India
2.4%
Nepal
2.7%
United States
2.9%
Japan
3.2%
South Africa
3.2%
Vietnam
3.3%
Pakistan
3.5%
Brazil
5.0%
Bangladesh
8.8%
Latest available year for each country · % per year · lower is better

Source

World Bank / MoSPIhttps://data.worldbank.org/indicator/FP.CPI.TOTL.ZG