What We're Showing
This map illustrates cumulative consumer inflation from 2020 to 2025 across major economies, using data from Deutsche Bank as of June 2025.
Key Takeaways
- Argentina stands out with extreme inflation of 2,164%, vastly higher than any other country shown.
- Türkiye (464%) and Egypt (116%) also had severe cumulative increases, while Russia recorded 44%.
- By contrast, developed economies like the U.S. (23%) and Germany (22%) had relatively moderate inflation, while Japan (8%) and other Asian economies had much lower inflation.
