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South Korea CPI Inflation (WEO)

Annual headline CPI inflation rate for South Korea (IMF WEO). BoK targets 2%; post-COVID disinflation reverted more quickly than G10 peers.

The South Korea CPI Inflation (WEO) is currently 2.32%, last updated .

2.32%
1W -35.46%1M -35.46%3M -35.46%
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Asia Pacific macro diverges meaningfully from U.S. cycles. Japan's multi-decade disinflation, Korea's export-driven industrial cycle, and Australia's commodity-tilted economy each respond to different drivers. Monitoring the region alongside U.S. data reveals when a global story (the China credit cycle, the semiconductor cycle, global trade growth) is the real variable behind seemingly U.S.-centric moves.

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DateValueChange
Dec 31, 20242.32%-35.46%
Dec 31, 20233.60%-29.32%
Dec 31, 20225.09%+103.72%
Dec 31, 20212.50%+364.99%
Dec 31, 20200.54%+40.28%
Dec 31, 20190.38%-74.05%
Dec 31, 20181.48%-24.10%
Dec 31, 20171.94%+100.10%
Dec 31, 20160.97%+37.57%
Dec 31, 20150.71%-44.59%
Dec 31, 20141.27%-2.04%
Dec 31, 20131.30%-40.50%
Dec 31, 20122.19%-45.68%
Dec 31, 20114.03%+36.97%
Dec 31, 20102.94%+6.63%
Dec 31, 20092.76%-41.02%
Dec 31, 20084.67%+84.41%
Dec 31, 20072.53%+13.03%
Dec 31, 20062.24%-18.57%
Dec 31, 20052.75%-23.31%
Dec 31, 20043.59%+2.16%
Dec 31, 20033.51%+27.25%
Dec 31, 20022.76%-32.07%
Dec 31, 20014.07%—

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▶What is South Korea CPI Inflation (WEO)?
Annual headline CPI inflation rate for South Korea (IMF WEO). BoK targets 2%; post-COVID disinflation reverted more quickly than G10 peers.
▶How does South Korea CPI Inflation (WEO) relate to asia pacific inflation?
South Korea CPI Inflation (WEO) is part of the Asia Pacific Inflation category. Asia Pacific macro diverges meaningfully from U.S. cycles. Japan's multi-decade disinflation, Korea's export-driven industrial cycle, and Australia's commodity-tilted economy each respond to different drivers. Monitoring the region alongside U.S. data reveals when a global story (the China credit cycle, the semiconductor cycle, global trade growth) is the real variable behind seemingly U.S.-centric moves.
▶How often is South Korea CPI Inflation (WEO) updated?
South Korea CPI Inflation (WEO) is updated annual. Each metric page on Convex shows the exact time of the last data update and provides historical data going back up to five years.
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