Consumer price index
The price of a fixed basket of goods and services bought by households; its yearly change is the inflation rate.
A consumer price index tracks the cost of a representative basket over time. Inflation is usually quoted as the percentage change of the index over twelve months. National indexes differ in what they include and how they weight it, so the euro area uses the harmonised HICP for comparison.
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- Core CPI, y/y China 1.0 % Normal
- Headline CPI, y/y China 0.9 % Normal
- Producer prices, y/y China +5.0 % Context
- Real policy rate China +2.00 % Context
- Core HICP, y/y Eurozone 2.5 % Normal
- Headline CPI, y/y India 5.0 % Normal
- Real policy rate India +0.29 % Context
- Core CPI, y/y Japan 2.7 % Watch
- Real policy rate Japan −1.66 % Normal
- Core CPI, y/y United Kingdom 2.8 % Normal
- Real policy rate United Kingdom +0.95 % Watch
- Core CPI, y/y United States 2.6 % Normal
- Real policy rate United States +1.43 % Triggered