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Inflation rate in Canada by year since 1960

Inflation rate by country in 1995

In 1995, annual inflation in Canada was 2.1%, ranking 13 of 21 countries. The highest was Poland at 28%.

RankCountryAnnual inflation
1Poland28%
2Italy5.2%
3Spain4.7%
4Australia4.6%
5South Korea4.5%
6Portugal4.2%
7U.S.2.8%
8UK2.6%
9Sweden2.5%
10Norway2.5%
11Ireland2.5%
12Austria2.2%
13Canada2.1%
14Denmark2.1%
15Netherlands1.9%
16France1.8%
17Switzerland1.8%
18Germany1.7%
19Belgium1.5%
20Finland0.8%
21Japan-0.1%

Other years

Annual inflation = average consumer price index for the year ÷ the previous year’s average − 1. Source: OECD annual consumer price indexes; the most recent years for the U.S. and Japan are extended with national indexes (BLS, Statistics Bureau of Japan). Monthly 12-month rates published by national agencies can differ.

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