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Norway inflation rate (CPI)

Headline consumer price inflation (Konsumprisindeksen, KPI), twelve-month growth (tolvmånedersvekst) in percent, latest published month, from Statistics Norway (Statistisk sentralbyrå, SSB) — the official statistics producer.

Current value2.7 percent (YoY)
In force from2026-06-01
Official sourceSSB — Konsumprisindeksen, June 2026 (published 15 July 2026): KPI rose 2.7% in the twelve months to June 2026; index 102.8 (2025=100); month-on-month -0.2%. Core KPI-JAE (adjusted for tax changes, excluding energy) also 2.7% YoY.
Last verified2026-07-23
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What this value means

Reference month June 2026, released 15 July 2026. Headline YoY 2.7% (down 0.4pp from May 2026's 3.1%, driven mainly by food and electronics price developments); MoM -0.2%; index level 102.8 on the 2025=100 base. KPI-JAE (core, excluding energy and adjusted for tax changes) also 2.7% YoY, index 103.0. Inflation remains above Norges Bank's 2% target, which is the stated reason the Bank hiked to 4.25% in May 2026 and signalled a further rise. Next release: July 2026 KPI, expected ~10-11 August 2026. SSB StatBank table 03013 holds the full series if a machine-readable feed is wanted.

Earlier values

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2026-05-013.1SSB — Konsumprisindeksen: May 2026 headline YoY was 3.1% (th

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