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CPI breakdown and contribution to monthly price changes

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3/26/2026
Indices and breakdown
2026-
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Please note that the purpose of the sub-indices is to measure changes in price levels for households, not changes in operating costs for businesses. A new classification system, COICOP2018, was introduced in January 2026. Therefore, the data are based on an index with December 2025 = 100. An overview of these changes can be found here. A description of the categories in COICOP2018 can be found here, and a correspondence table showing how categories from ISLCOICOP are mapped to categories in COICOP2018 is available here. To give users an idea of how sub-indices according to COICOP2018 would have looked in 2025, data collected under ISLCOICOP were mapped to COICOP2018, and sub-indices were calculated based on that mapping. These sub-indices are published in the table with the reservation that data coverage for individual categories varies in quality, and in some cases approximations had to be used.

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2025M01

Published with the reservation that data coverage for individual categories varies in quality, and in some cases approximations had to be used.

2025M12

Published with the reservation that data coverage for individual categories varies in quality, and in some cases approximations had to be used.

2026M01

The price changes in diesel and petrol were underestimated in January but corrected in the compilation in February.

2026M02

The price changes in diesel and petrol in February are largely due to the correction of January values.

Month: 2026M02 , Subindex: 1329 Other personal effects n.e.c.

In February, the increase in the category was underestimated (it should have been 2.5%); the value was corrected in March.