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Negara mana yang memiliki inflasi tertinggi?

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Short answer

In Inflasi, harga konsumen (%) tahunan, Venezuela, RB leads and the latest top group is Venezuela, RB, Argentina, Sudan. Starting from this ranking is the fastest way to frame the current level.

What to watch next

The leading reading is 254.95%. The next step is to layer in growth and per-capita measures so differences beyond sheer size become easier to read.

Related indicators

Economy FP.CPI.TOTL.ZG

Inflasi, harga konsumen (%) tahunan

Leader: Venezuela, RB 254.95%

Bandingkan Negara Peringkat Ruang Kerja Makro

Fiscal BIS.CBPOL

Suku Bunga Kebijakan Bank Sentral

Leader: Turkiye 37.00%

Bandingkan Negara Peringkat Ruang Kerja Makro

Economy NYFED.MCT

Inflasi Tren Inti Multivariat

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