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For those interested, below we highlight a big bar chart showing the most recent inflation rates for 77 countries. The average unweighted inflation rate for all of the countries is 4.11%. Fifty-nine countries are currently seeing prices rise versus a year ago, 14 are seeing prices decline, and 4 are flat. Venezuela has the highest inflation rate at 27.7%, followed by Kenya, Iran, Ukraine, Pakistan, Guatemala, and Russia. Ireland is seeing the most deflation with a year over year decline in prices of 4.7%. China has the third biggest decline in prices at -1.4%, while the US is right behind at -1.3%. Whether or not you use this chart to make any investment decisions, it does provide a good look at where each country stands in regards to price movements.

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    Yes if you believe those numbers especially the US numbers I have some LEN stock for you.
    Jun 23 01:12 PM | Link | Reply
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    Damned you beat me to the punch!


    On Jun 23 01:12 PM Gaucho wrote:

    > Yes if you believe those numbers especially the US numbers I have
    > some LEN stock for you.
    Jun 23 02:32 PM | Link | Reply
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    Will be of even more value if compared against GDP (last year and last 3-5 years) of each country

    -ThinkRight
    Jun 23 06:44 PM | Link | Reply
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    Cool chart, thanks for posting!
    Jun 24 12:48 PM | Link | Reply
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    pretty chart.
    who's the source; the CIA?

    77 countries, 77 different ways to calculate CPI depending on what who's in power needs to demonstrate.

    Sure doesn't feel like -1.3% at the local grocery store or gas station. Oh, that's right.
    Jun 24 05:29 PM | Link | Reply