Cost of moneyKosovo
Inflation rate in Kosovo
How fast are prices rising where I live — or where I might?
Kosovo's inflation rate is 3.86 % — #64 of 126 countries on the atlas (closer to 2 % is better). Period 2025.
3.86%
Source: Annual CPI inflation (shared satsatlas data engine: World Bank + Eurostat + SSB)
At 3.9 % a year, prices double in about 19 years if it holds.
Inflation rate in Kosovo over time
- Rank
- #64 of 126
- closer to 2 % is better
- Ranked behind
- 49 %
- 62 of 126 countries
- Latest move
- ▲ 2.24 pp
- since 2024
- Below its peak
- 7.72 pp
- peak 11.58 % in 2022
- Full series
- ▲ 4.94 pp
- since 2003
In Europe: #23 of 38vs median 3.12 %: +0.74 pp (worse)
The doubling clock
Among 126 countries
The neighbourhood
| # | Country | Inflation | vs Kosovo |
|---|---|---|---|
| 62 | Mexico | 3.81 % | −0.05 pp |
| 63 | Barbados | 0.85 % | −3.01 pp |
| 64 | Kosovo | 3.86 % | — |
| 65 | Georgia | 3.87 % | +0.01 pp |
| 66 | Dominican Republic | 3.87 % | +0.01 pp |
Annual CPI inflation from official statistics (World Bank, Eurostat, SSB). Ranked and coloured by distance from the ~2 % target most central banks aim for — deflation is not "winning".
How to read this figure
Annual change in the consumer price index — how much more the same basket costs than a year ago. Derived from official index levels (World Bank collection); one number for the whole country, so your personal basket may run hotter or colder. Ranked and coloured by distance from the ~2 % target most central banks aim for: deflation is a warning sign, not a win, so the greenest countries sit NEAR the target — not at the lowest number.