Harmonised Consumer Prices

Country	Last	Previous	Reference	Unit
Albania	115	115	Jul/23	points
Austria	130	130	Jul/23	points
Belgium	124	125	Jul/23	points
Bulgaria	135	133	Jul/23	points
Croatia	129	128	Jul/23	points
Cyprus	116	114	Jul/23	points
Czech Republic	149	148	Jul/23	points
Denmark	119	117	Jul/23	points
Estonia	151	151	Jul/23	points
Finland	119	119	Jul/23	points
France	121	121	Jul/23	points
Germany	127	126	Jul/23	points
Greece	116	117	Jul/23	points
Hungary	161	161	Jul/23	points
Iceland	124	123	Jul/23	points
Ireland	119	119	Aug/23	points
Italy	120	122	Jul/23	points
Latvia	145	144	Jul/23	points
Lithuania	149	150	Jul/23	points
Luxembourg	121	122	Jul/23	points
Malta	124	124	Jul/23	points
Montenegro	133	131	Jul/23	points
Netherlands	129	128	Jul/23	points
Norway	133	133	Jul/23	points
Poland	144	144	Jul/23	points
Portugal	119	120	Jul/23	points
Romania	142	142	Jul/23	points
Slovakia	139	139	Jul/23	points
Slovenia	126	126	Jul/23	points
Spain	120	120	Jul/23	points
Sweden	127	127	Jul/23	points
Switzerland	107	106	Jul/23	points
Turkey	568	518	Jul/23	points
United Kingdom	131	131	Jul/23	points

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United States 5 Year Note Yield at 4.27 percent

United States 30 Year Bond Yield at 4.22 percent

United States 3 Year Note Yield at 4.58 percent

United States 20 Year bond Yield at 4.41 %

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The Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices (HICP) is an indicator of inflation and price stability for the European Central Bank (ECB). The HICP is compiled by Eurostat and the national statistical institutes in accordance with harmonised statistical methods. The ECB aims to maintain annual inflation rates as measured by the HICP below, but close to, 2% over the medium term. This page provides values for Harmonised Consumer Prices reported in several countries. The table has current values for Harmonised Consumer Prices, previous releases, historical highs and record lows, release frequency, reported unit and currency plus links to historical data charts.