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Go to the current versionBolivia posted the region's largest change in inflation in 2025, rising 10.4 pp
According to ECLAC data (December-to-December series), inflation in the country went from 10% in 2024 to 20.4% in 2025, ranking first among 14 reporting countries. The second-largest change was Costa Rica's (−2.1 pp).
Historical published finding
Bolivia posted the region's largest change in inflation in 2025: +10.4 pp, from 10% to 20.4%.
Evidence
Region: inflation by country, latest to 2025
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Snapshot technical details
Query fingerprint: sigev_1696efc2144cb · The text, result, and records remain fixed to this review.
How we calculated it
We query series inflation_dec_dec_pct of dataset cepal-economia-anual (CEPALSTAT) in VerDat's normalised layer, taking each country's latest available figure between 2022 and 2025. The comparison includes only the 14 countries whose latest figure is 2025, and the change is computed against the same country's 2024 value. The chart reproduces the query; the values are re-verified automatically every day.
56 rows match the query; 14 results remain in the summary.
What it means and what it does not
The comparison is based on a harmonised December-to-December series from ECLAC and includes only 14 countries reporting data for 2025, meaning figures may differ from official national statistics. This data point describes the shift recorded in a single year and does not identify its causes or define a long-term trend.
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Verification
Records within the query
Records preserved in the editorial snapshot, using the same filters and partition as the chart.
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