Inflation Calculator
See what an amount of money from a past year is worth in today's money, using official CPI/HICP series for the US, UK, Germany, and the Eurozone, plus a reconstructed TCMB-based Türkiye series. Find out how much purchasing power inflation has eroded — and the annualized rate behind it.
Examples
$1,000 from 1980 in the US
Classic Reagan-era dollar measured against the latest CPI-U.
- Amount
- $1,000 $
- From year
- 1,980
- To year
- 2,024
- Country
- US
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How It Works
Formula
Variables, symbols and units
- Annual CPI for the source year (selected country)
- Annual CPI for the target year (selected country)
- Number of years between source and target year
Calculation method explained
Enter the past amount, the source year, the target year, and the country. The calculator divides the destination CPI by the source CPI to get a purchasing-power ratio, then multiplies your amount by that ratio. Cumulative inflation is the ratio minus one, expressed as a percent; the annualized rate is the geometric mean over the elapsed years.
Examples
$1,000 from 1980 in the US$1,000 $ · 1,980 → $3,807.04
Classic Reagan-era dollar measured against the latest CPI-U.
- Amount
- $1,000 $
- From year
- 1,980
- To year
- 2,024
- Country
- US
- Equivalent today
- $3,807.04
€500 from 2000 in the Eurozone$500 € · 2,000 → $828.85
Pre-euro-cash legacy amount converted with the Euro area HICP.
- Amount
- $500 €
- From year
- 2,000
- To year
- 2,024
- Country
- EU
- Equivalent today
- $828.85
£100 from 1990 in the UK$100 £ · 1,990 → $239.53
Thirty-plus years of British inflation against the ONS CPI series.
- Amount
- $100 £
- From year
- 1,990
- To year
- 2,024
- Country
- UK
- Equivalent today
- $239.53