Albania Inflation Rate (CPI) ALBINFL Economic

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Asset ALBINFL

Latest Value 2.216

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Volatility % 1,065.54%

Win Rate % 50.0%

CAGR % -100.00%

Best Year % +6,112.92%

Worst Year % -98.11%

Max Drawdown % -99.98%

Period High 226.01

Period Low 0.05

From High % -99.0%

From Low % +4,330.1%

Sharpe Ratio 0.19

Years >Avg % 15.2%

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What is Albania Inflation Rate (CPI)?

The Albania Inflation Rate, tracked by ticker ALBINFL, measures the percentage change in the prices of a basket of consumer goods and services over time. This indicator, commonly known as the Consumer Price Index (CPI), is a crucial metric for understanding the purchasing power of the Albanian Lek and the overall health of the economy. Economists and policymakers closely monitor inflation for its significant implications. Rising inflation can erode savings, decrease consumer confidence, and necessitate interest rate adjustments by the Bank of Albania to control price pressures. Conversely, deflation (falling prices) can signal weak demand and economic stagnation. The CPI is calculated by collecting price data for thousands of representative items across various categories, including food, housing, transportation, and healthcare. These prices are then weighted according to their importance in the average household budget. An increasing inflation rate typically signals an overheating economy, potentially driven by strong consumer demand or supply-side shocks. A decreasing rate might indicate slowing economic activity or effective monetary policy. Significant and persistent deviations from target inflation levels prompt policy responses to maintain economic stability.

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ALBINFL: World Bank Open Data

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