Nepal Inflation Rate (CPI) NPLINFL Economic

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Asset NPLINFL

Latest Value 4.685

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Volatility % 132.97%

Win Rate % 45.8%

CAGR % -97.44%

Best Year % +336.62%

Worst Year % -519.56%

Max Drawdown % -119.52%

Period High 19.81

Period Low -3.11

From High % -76.3%

From Low % +-250.5%

Sharpe Ratio 0.02

Years >Avg % 51.7%

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What is Nepal Inflation Rate (CPI)?

The Nepal Inflation Rate, tracked by the ticker NPLINFL, measures the percentage change in the prices of a basket of goods and services commonly consumed by households in Nepal over a specific period, typically month-over-month or year-over-year. This Consumer Price Index (CPI) is a crucial gauge of the general price level and purchasing power of the Nepali Rupee. Economists and policymakers closely monitor inflation as it impacts economic stability and growth. High inflation erodes purchasing power, reduces savings, and can distort investment decisions. Conversely, deflation can signal weak demand and economic stagnation. Policymakers, particularly the Nepal Rastra Bank, use inflation data to inform monetary policy decisions, such as adjusting interest rates, to control price increases and maintain economic stability. The CPI is calculated by the Nepal Central Bureau of Statistics, which surveys prices of a representative sample of goods and services across various categories like food, housing, transportation, and healthcare. Changes in the NPLINFL value signal shifts in consumer demand, supply chain disruptions, global commodity prices, and the effectiveness of government economic policies. A rising rate typically indicates inflationary pressures, while a falling rate suggests disinflationary trends or a potential economic slowdown.

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NPLINFL: World Bank Open Data

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