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Lithuania · Annual SERIES

Inflation in Lithuania

Annual percentage change in the consumer price index, summarizing the change in prices for a representative basket of goods and services.

3.79%annual change in consumer prices (%)
2025Observation year

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Lithuania
Inflation in Lithuania, 2000–2025annual change in consumer prices (%). Underlying figures are available in the data table.-3.82.79.31622200020052010201520202025

annual change in consumer prices (%) · World Bank · Missing observations remain gaps.

Underlying data

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Inflation · Lithuania · annual change in consumer prices (%)
YearValueStatus & source note
20253.79170510860467present
20240.715735835228723present
20239.11731962390475present
202219.7050461518394present
20214.68354420903453present
20201.19989444983569present
20192.33450937988027present
20182.69792779208394present
20173.72288862303707present
20160.905525075460342present
2015-0.884097405500596present
20140.103758009433708present
20131.04747937065344present
20123.08998277055417present
20114.13027562645085present
20101.31921362055463present
20094.45304456518535present
200810.9258856241655present
20075.73717382799842present
20063.73912004060664present
20052.65848484065262present
20041.16410252104671present
2003-1.13430854990247present
20020.281506610345575present
20011.36712030817819present
20000.981615478857598present

Definition & method

The IMF International Financial Statistics series is published through WDI. National consumer price indexes use periodic price surveys and country-specific consumption baskets.

Annual percentage change in the consumer price index, summarizing the change in prices for a representative basket of goods and services.

What to keep in mind

  • A lower inflation rate means prices are rising more slowly; it does not mean prices have fallen.
  • Annual inflation differs from a single month’s year-over-year inflation rate.
  • Country baskets and expenditure weights differ. Compare price-change rates rather than price levels.
  • Differences between rates are measured in percentage points.
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