Consumer price index — all countries

Consumer price index — Germany

Consumer price index in Germany in 2025 — 137.8 index. Ranked 125 in the world out of 165. Since 1960, the indicator has risen by 459.1%.

2025 137.8 index +2.17% vs 2024
World rank 125of 165
Period maximum 137.8 index2025
Period minimum 24.65 index1960

Trend over time

1960–2025 · index, 2010 = 100

Consumer price index — Germany, 1960–202505010015019601967197419811988199520022009201620231960: 24.65 index1962: 25.93 index1964: 27.32 index1966: 29.2 index1968: 30.17 index1970: 31.8 index1972: 35.31 index1974: 40.43 index1976: 44.64 index1978: 47.56 index1980: 52.18 index1982: 58.4 index1984: 61.77 index1986: 62.96 index1988: 63.93 index1990: 67.48 index1992: 73.76 index1994: 79.13 index1996: 81.65 index1998: 83.99 index2000: 85.7 index2002: 88.64 index2004: 91.05 index2006: 93.92 index2008: 98.6 index2010: 100 index2012: 104.13 index2014: 106.65 index2016: 107.73 index2018: 111.25 index2020: 113.02 index2022: 124.49 index2024: 134.87 index2025: 137.8 index
Change over the period: +113.15 (+459.11%) Average annual rate: 2.68 %
Consumer price index — Germany, by year Germany All countries CSV XLSX
Year index Change Change, %
2025 137.8 +2.93 +2.17%
2024 134.87 +2.98 +2.26%
2023 131.89 +7.4 +5.95%
2022 124.49 +8.01 +6.87%
2021 116.48 +3.47 +3.07%
2020 113.02 +0.16 +0.14%
2019 112.85 +1.61 +1.45%
2018 111.25 +1.89 +1.73%
2017 109.35 +1.63 +1.51%
2016 107.73 +0.53 +0.49%
2015 107.2 +0.55 +0.51%
2014 106.65 +0.96 +0.91%
2013 105.69 +1.57 +1.5%
2012 104.13 +2.05 +2.01%
2011 102.08 +2.08 +2.08%
2010 100 +1.09 +1.1%
2009 98.91 +0.31 +0.31%
2008 98.6 +2.53 +2.63%
2007 96.07 +2.16 +2.3%
2006 93.92 +1.46 +1.58%
2005 92.46 +1.41 +1.55%
2004 91.05 +1.49 +1.67%
2003 89.56 +0.92 +1.03%
2002 88.64 +1.24 +1.42%
2001 87.4 +1.7 +1.98%
2000 85.7 +1.22 +1.44%
1999 84.48 +0.49 +0.59%
1998 83.99 +0.76 +0.91%
1997 83.23 +1.58 +1.94%
1996 81.65 +1.17 +1.45%
1995 80.48 +1.35 +1.71%
1994 79.13 +2.08 +2.69%
1993 77.06 +3.3 +4.47%
1992 73.76 +3.55 +5.06%
1991 70.21 +2.73 +4.05%
1990 67.48 +1.77 +2.7%
1989 65.7 +1.78 +2.78%
1988 63.93 +0.8 +1.27%
1987 63.12 +0.16 +0.25%
1986 62.96 −0.08 −0.13%
1985 63.05 +1.28 +2.07%
1984 61.77 +1.45 +2.41%
1983 60.32 +1.92 +3.29%
1982 58.4 +2.91 +5.24%
1981 55.49 +3.31 +6.34%
1980 52.18 +2.69 +5.44%
1979 49.48 +1.92 +4.04%
1978 47.56 +1.26 +2.72%
1977 46.3 +1.67 +3.73%
1976 44.64 +1.82 +4.25%
1975 42.82 +2.39 +5.91%
1974 40.43 +2.64 +6.99%
1973 37.79 +2.48 +7.03%
1972 35.31 +1.84 +5.48%
1971 33.47 +1.67 +5.24%
1970 31.8 +1.06 +3.45%
1969 30.74 +0.58 +1.91%
1968 30.17 +0.44 +1.47%
1967 29.73 +0.52 +1.8%
1966 29.2 +1 +3.53%
1965 28.21 +0.89 +3.24%
1964 27.32 +0.62 +2.34%
1963 26.7 +0.77 +2.97%
1962 25.93 +0.72 +2.84%
1961 25.21 +0.57 +2.29%
1960 24.65

Western Europe, 2025

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About the indicator

The consumer price index: the level of prices for the consumer basket relative to a base year taken as one hundred. Unlike inflation, which shows the change over a year, the index shows the accumulated result, and the difference between the two is large: a country with inflation of twenty percent a year reaches an index above six hundred in ten years. It is the index, not the annual percentages, that shows how many times over money has lost its value.

Important: There are no aggregates for country groups: the base year differs between countries, and indexes with different bases do not add up under any weight. For comparing countries there is annual inflation.

Source: World Development Indicators (World Bank), license CC BY 4.0.