Central Bank Rate Hikes Around the World

Central banks around the world have hiked interest rates to contain the surge of inflation that came as economies recovered from pandemic shutdowns. Most of the countries in the G20, with the exception of Japan and China, have raised rates since 2021.

Benchmark interest rates of countries' respective central banks. Inflation rate shown as each country's closest equivalent of the Consumer Price Index. U.S. interest rate shown as the upper bound of the target range of the fed funds rate. Argentina and Turkey, with inflation rates of 102.5% and 55.2% respectively, not shown.
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