History starts
January 1981
History ends
August 2026
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12 observations · January 1996 to December 1996

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Date or periodValue · PercentSource
January 19963.4%Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM)
February 19963.5%Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM)
March 19963.2%Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM)
April 19963.8%Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM)
May 19963.5%Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM)
June 19963.6%Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM)
July 19963.8%Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM)
August 19963.6%Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM)
September 19963.6%Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM)
October 19963.5%Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM)
November 19963.3%Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM)
December 19963.3%Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM)

Malaysia inflation rate history by year

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Malaysia inflation rate history by year
YearAverageHighLowChange
2026 (to date)1.8%2.0%May 20261.4%February 2026▲ +0.3
20251.4%1.7%January 20251.1%June 2025▼ −0.1
20241.8%2.0%May 20241.5%January 2024▲ +0.2
20232.5%3.7%January 20231.5%November 2023▼ −2.2
20223.4%4.7%August 20222.2%February 2022▲ +1.5
20212.5%4.7%April 2021−0.2%January 2021▲ +3.4
2020−1.1%1.6%January 2020−2.9%April 2020▼ −3.0
20190.7%1.5%June 2019−0.7%January 2019▲ +1.7
20181.0%2.7%January 20180.2%August 2018▼ −2.5
20173.8%4.9%March 20173.1%January 2017▲ +0.4
20162.1%4.2%February 20161.1%July 2016▼ −1.8
20152.1%3.3%July 20150.1%February 2015▲ +1.7
20143.2%3.5%February 20142.6%September 2014▼ −0.7
20132.1%3.2%December 20131.3%January 2013▲ +1.9
20121.7%2.7%January 20121.2%December 2012▼ −1.5
20113.2%3.5%June 20112.4%January 2011▲ +0.6
20101.7%2.1%December 20101.2%February 2010▲ +0.7
20090.7%3.9%January 2009−2.5%August 2009▼ −2.9
20085.4%8.5%July 20082.3%January 2008▲ +2.2
20072.0%3.2%January 20071.4%May 2007▼ −0.9
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Malaysia inflation rate history by year
YearAverageHighLowChange
20063.6%4.7%March 20063.0%October 2006▼ −0.1
20053.0%4.6%December 20051.6%January 2005▲ +3.0
20041.5%3.9%December 2004−0.5%January 2004▲ +4.4
20031.1%3.9%January 2003−1.8%December 2003▼ −5.7
20021.8%2.1%March 20021.1%January 2002▲ +0.5
20011.4%1.6%April 20011.0%October 2001▼ −0.3
20001.6%1.9%October 20001.1%December 2000▼ −0.5
19992.8%5.2%January 19991.5%November 1999▼ −2.6
19985.3%6.3%June 19983.4%January 1998▲ +1.8
19972.6%3.3%March 19972.1%July 1997▼ −0.2
19963.5%3.8%April 19963.2%March 1996▼ −0.1
19953.5%4.1%June 19953.2%February 1995▼ −0.3
19943.7%4.4%February 19943.0%June 1994▼ −0.3
19933.6%4.5%January 19932.9%August 1993▼ −1.0
19924.8%5.3%November 19924.3%January 1992▲ +0.3
19914.3%5.3%August 19913.4%February 1991▲ +0.9
19903.1%3.8%December 19902.4%August 1990▲ +1.1
19892.8%3.6%May 19892.0%December 1989▼ −1.4
19882.5%3.6%December 19881.3%January 1988▲ +2.3
19870.9%1.4%June 19870.0%March 1987▲ +0.4
19860.6%1.2%January 1986−0.6%August 19860.0
19850.4%1.0%December 1985−1.0%February 1985▲ +1.0
19843.5%5.7%February 19841.6%December 1984▼ −2.5
19833.7%5.1%January 19833.1%August 1983▼ −1.8
19825.7%7.6%January 19824.3%October 1982▼ −2.4
19819.7%10.9%April 19818.2%January 1981▲ +0.2

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