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Iceland Lowest GDP Deflator

0.49% in 2003
Inflation as measured by annual growth rate of GDP implicit deflator · World Bank

The lowest gdp deflator in Iceland was 0.49% in 2003. The top 5 years were: 2003 (0.49%), 2017 (1.57%), 1993 (1.83%), 2013 (2.49%), 1996 (2.56%).

Top 5 Lowest Years▾
Iceland Top 5 Lowest GDP Deflator Years
RankYearValue
1st 2003 0.49%
2nd 2017 1.57%
3rd 1993 1.83%
4th 2013 2.49%
5th 1996 2.56%
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
2003 0.49% −5.37pp 27th
2017 1.57% −1.13pp 58th
2016 2.70% −4.05pp 129th
2013 2.49% −1.01pp 115th
2004 2.66% +2.17pp 60th
1997 2.79% +0.23pp 76th
1996 2.56% −0.44pp 51st
1994 2.60% +0.77pp 43rd
1993 1.83% −1.62pp 41st
2018 3.10% +1.53pp 110th
2019 4.84% +1.73pp 169th
2014 4.21% +1.72pp 146th
2012 3.51% +0.05pp 99th
2011 3.45% −3.10pp 79th
2005 2.94% +0.28pp 59th
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Source: World Bank (NY.GDP.DEFL.KD.ZG)
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