Results for “Inflation en Allemagne”
Measures for Germany
Several measures match. They answer different questions, so pick the one you mean.
Energy price inflation (HICP)
The change in the average price level of energy for households (electricity, gas, heating fuels and motor fuels) in the Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices over the year.
Germany: -2.3% (2025) · Eurostat
Inflation rate (HICP, annual average)
The change in the average level of the Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices for all items over the year, compared with the previous year's average. The HICP is built on a common method so that EU countries can be compared.
Germany: 2.3% (2025) · Eurostat
Inflation measured by the GDP deflator
The annual change in the implicit price deflator of GDP: the ratio of GDP in current prices to GDP in constant prices. It covers all domestic production, not only consumer goods.
Germany: 3.0% (2025) · World Bank
Spain consumer price index (CPI), annual rate
Change in Spain's national consumer price index for all items compared with the same month a year earlier, as published by INE. The harmonised index (HICP) published by Eurostat uses a slightly different coverage.
No published value for Germany. See the places that have data.
UK consumer price inflation including owner occupiers' housing costs (CPIH), annual rate
Change in the Consumer Prices Index including owner occupiers' housing costs and council tax, compared with the same month a year earlier. CPIH is the ONS's lead measure of inflation.
No published value for Germany. See the places that have data.