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San Marino · Annual SERIES

Inflation in San Marino

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

2.30%annual change in consumer prices (%)
2025Observation year

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San Marino
Inflation in San Marino, 2000–2025annual change in consumer prices (%). Underlying figures are available in the data table.-0.912.94.86.7200020052010201520202025

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

Underlying data

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Inflation · San Marino · annual change in consumer prices (%)
YearValueStatus & source note
20252.29519525025037present
20241.24216507945569present
20235.93190858629403present
20225.32545321311365present
20211.61551411551421present
2020-0.133368898372915present
20190.472651967352852present
20181.16333522293158present
20171.01413313194508present
20160.644075340346552present
20150.145686073241066present
20141.11296303373851present
20131.60439298078082present
20122.8273322422258present
20112.89979584300123present
20102.58541815582587present
20092.19959237046011present
20084.29320249287704present
20072.49894575725803present
20062.09525935611432present
20051.68548890528347present
20041.43083868527343present
2003Not availablemissing
2002Not availablemissing
2001Not availablemissing
2000Not availablemissing

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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