Consumer inflation
%31,75July 2026 · annualRead the headline with the monthly change, major spending groups and services inflation.
A reader-first dashboard for inflation, growth, jobs, production, confidence, the current account, reserves and PMI—with periods and primary sources visible.
Each card shows its own reporting period. Never compare figures as if they were released for the same month.
Read the headline with the monthly change, major spending groups and services inflation.
Compare unemployment with employment, participation and broader labour-underutilisation measures.
Separate the contributions from consumption, investment, government and net exports.
Calendar effects, monthly momentum and sector detail can tell a different story from the headline.
Below 100 indicates pessimism and above 100 optimism; direction and sub-indices matter together.
Track the balance excluding energy and gold, financing quality and the 12-month cumulative result.
Read gross reserves alongside liabilities, swaps and the foreign-currency liquidity table.
Above 50 signals improvement from the prior month and below 50 deterioration; it measures change, not output level.
An upside surprise can lift the expected rate path and bond yields; FX and equity effects depend on the regime.
Consumption-led growth has different implications for companies and the external balance than investment- or export-led growth.
Employment, participation and broad underutilisation provide stronger context than one unemployment rate.
How a current-account deficit is financed through direct investment, portfolio flows, credit and reserves also matters.