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IntermediateEconomics1 min

The CPI shows how the cost of a fixed set of goods and services bought by households changes over time; inflation is calculated from it.

In plain words

The State Statistics Service calculates the CPI monthly using a weighting structure of consumption, that is, the share of different kinds of spending in household budgets. An index of “102.1% on the previous month” means prices rose by 2.1% on average over the month. The CPI is compared over different periods: with the previous month, with December of the previous year and with the same month a year earlier. The NBU also publishes the CPI series as open data.

Sources

  1. State Statistics Service of Ukraine: changes in consumer goods and services prices (tariffs) — “Consumer price index” section. Checked 14.10.2026.

Example. If the index on the previous month is 102.1%, prices rose by 2.1% on average over the month (an illustrative value).

Related terms

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Word of the dayInflationBasic

Inflation is a sustained rise in the general level of prices, so that money buys fewer goods and services than before.

Example. Prices rose 10% over the year and your deposit earned 8%: formally you earned something, but you can buy a little less with that money than last year (108 against 110, illustrative numbers).

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