Cost pressure

Consumer price inflation

Name: Consumer price inflation - Vendors.ie Irish Business Pulse
Creator: Vendors.ie
Published: 2026-06-11T14:01:16.773Z
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Consumer prices rose +3.4% in the year to July 2026 (CPI all items, index 106.7).

CSO Consumer Price Index · Reference period July 2026 · Retrieved 5 September 2026

Latest

106.7

index (base Dec 2023=100)

month on month

+0.1% ↑

vs June 2026

Year on year

+3.4%

vs July 2025

Record

Highest on record (series begins November 1996)

Consumer price inflation - full series. Unit: index (base Dec 2023=100).

What the numbers say

Consumer prices in Ireland rose by 0.1% between June 2026 and July 2026, bringing the index to 106.7 against the December 2023 base of 100. On an annual basis, prices were 3.4% higher than in July 2025, representing the highest level recorded since the series began in November 1996. Irish businesses should note that input and operating costs have continued to move upward, with no easing visible in the most recent monthly reading.

Generated from the figures above; every number is validated against the source series. Vendors.ie commentary.

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Period	Value (index (base Dec 2023=100))
July 2026	106.7
June 2026	106.6
May 2026	106.3
April 2026	106.4
March 2026	105.9
February 2026	104.2
January 2026	103.3
December 2025	104.2
November 2025	103.7
October 2025	103.9
September 2025	103.4
August 2025	103.6
July 2025	103.2
June 2025	103.1
May 2025	102.6
April 2025	102.6
March 2025	102.2
February 2025	101.5
January 2025	100.6
December 2024	101.4
November 2024	100.5
October 2024	101.0
September 2024	100.7
August 2024	101.6
July 2024	101.5
June 2024	101.3
May 2024	100.9
April 2024	100.4
March 2024	100.2
February 2024	99.7
January 2024	98.7
December 2023	100.0
November 2023	99.5
October 2023	100.3
September 2023	100.0
August 2023	99.9
July 2023	99.3
June 2023	99.1
May 2023	98.3
April 2023	97.9
March 2023	97.4
February 2023	96.4
January 2023	94.8
December 2022	95.6
November 2022	95.8
October 2022	95.5
September 2022	94.0
August 2022	93.9
July 2022	93.8
June 2022	93.4
May 2022	92.2
April 2022	91.3
March 2022	90.5
February 2022	88.8
January 2022	88.0
December 2021	88.4
November 2021	87.9
October 2021	87.4
September 2021	86.8
August 2021	86.5
July 2021	85.9
June 2021	85.6
May 2021	85.5
April 2021	85.3
March 2021	84.8
February 2021	84.1
January 2021	83.8
December 2020	83.7
November 2020	83.5
October 2020	83.3
September 2020	83.7
August 2020	84.0
July 2020	84.1
June 2020	84.3
May 2020	84.0
April 2020	84.5
March 2020	84.8
February 2020	84.5
January 2020	84.0
December 2019	84.5
November 2019	84.4
October 2019	84.5
September 2019	84.7
August 2019	84.9
July 2019	84.5
June 2019	84.6
May 2019	84.4
April 2019	84.5
March 2019	84.2
February 2019	83.6
January 2019	82.9
December 2018	83.4
November 2018	83.5
October 2018	83.9
September 2018	84.0
August 2018	84.3
July 2018	84.0
June 2018	83.7
May 2018	83.7
April 2018	83.2
March 2018	83.3
February 2018	83.0
January 2018	82.3
December 2017	82.9
November 2017	83.0
October 2017	83.1
September 2017	83.2
August 2017	83.8
July 2017	83.4
June 2017	83.4
May 2017	83.3
April 2017	83.5
March 2017	83.1
February 2017	82.7
January 2017	82.2
December 2016	82.6
November 2016	82.6
October 2016	82.7
September 2016	83.0
August 2016	83.4
July 2016	83.5
June 2016	83.7
May 2016	83.2
April 2016	82.7
March 2016	82.5
February 2016	82.2
January 2016	81.9
December 2015	82.6
November 2015	82.6
October 2015	82.9
September 2015	83.1
August 2015	83.4
July 2015	83.1
June 2015	83.3
May 2015	83.1
April 2015	82.8
March 2015	82.8
February 2015	82.3
January 2015	81.8
December 2014	82.5
November 2014	82.8
October 2014	83.0
September 2014	83.3
August 2014	83.5
July 2014	83.3
June 2014	83.5
May 2014	83.4
April 2014	83.4
March 2014	83.3
February 2014	82.8
January 2014	82.3
December 2013	82.7
November 2013	82.8
October 2013	82.9
September 2013	83.0
August 2013	83.1
July 2013	83.1
June 2013	83.1
May 2013	83.1
April 2013	83.2
March 2013	83.2
February 2013	82.8
January 2013	82.2
December 2012	82.5
November 2012	82.5
October 2012	82.8
September 2012	82.9
August 2012	83.0
July 2012	82.5
June 2012	82.6
May 2012	82.7
April 2012	82.8
March 2012	82.7
February 2012	81.9
January 2012	81.2
December 2011	81.6
November 2011	81.8
October 2011	81.8
September 2011	81.6
August 2011	81.3
July 2011	81.2
June 2011	81.2
May 2011	81.3
April 2011	81.2
March 2011	80.9
February 2011	80.2
January 2011	79.5
December 2010	79.7
November 2010	79.5
October 2010	79.6
September 2010	79.5
August 2010	79.7
July 2010	79.1
June 2010	79.1
May 2010	79.2
April 2010	78.7
March 2010	78.6
February 2010	78.5
January 2010	78.2
December 2009	78.6
November 2009	79.0
October 2009	79.0
September 2009	79.2
August 2009	79.5
July 2009	79.2
June 2009	79.8
May 2009	80.0
April 2009	80.4
March 2009	81.0
February 2009	81.1
January 2009	81.4
December 2008	82.7
November 2008	83.8
October 2008	84.5
September 2008	84.7
August 2008	84.5
July 2008	84.1
June 2008	84.3
May 2008	83.9
April 2008	83.3
March 2008	83.2
February 2008	82.4
January 2008	81.4
December 2007	81.8
November 2007	81.7
October 2007	81.3
September 2007	81.2
August 2007	80.9
July 2007	80.6
June 2007	80.4
May 2007	80.2
April 2007	79.9
March 2007	79.2
February 2007	78.7
January 2007	78.0
December 2006	78.2
November 2006	77.8
October 2006	77.6
September 2006	77.6
August 2006	77.3
July 2006	76.8
June 2006	76.6
May 2006	76.4
April 2006	76.0
March 2006	75.4
February 2006	75.1
January 2006	74.2
December 2005	74.5
November 2005	74.5
October 2005	74.7
September 2005	74.6
August 2005	74.0
July 2005	73.7
June 2005	73.7
May 2005	73.5
April 2005	73.3
March 2005	72.9
February 2005	72.7
January 2005	72.1
December 2004	72.7
November 2004	72.6
October 2004	72.5
September 2004	72.4
August 2004	72.4
July 2004	71.9
June 2004	72.1
May 2004	71.8
April 2004	71.6
March 2004	71.4
February 2004	71.1
January 2004	70.5
December 2003	70.9
November 2003	70.6
October 2003	70.6
September 2003	70.6
August 2003	70.5
July 2003	70.1
June 2003	70.6
May 2003	70.5
April 2003	70.6
March 2003	70.4
February 2003	69.9
January 2003	69.3
December 2002	69.5
November 2002	69.0
October 2002	69.0
September 2002	68.7
August 2002	68.3
July 2002	67.9
June 2002	68.2
May 2002	68.1
April 2002	67.7
March 2002	67.1
February 2002	66.5
January 2002	66.1
December 2001	66.2
November 2001	65.9
October 2001	65.9
September 2001	65.7
August 2001	65.4
July 2001	65.2
June 2001	65.4
May 2001	65.0
April 2001	64.6
March 2001	64.1
February 2001	63.6
January 2001	63.0
December 2000	63.5
November 2000	63.5
October 2000	63.2
September 2000	62.8
August 2000	62.6
July 2000	62.2
June 2000	62.1
May 2000	61.7
April 2000	61.2
March 2000	60.7
February 2000	60.4
January 2000	59.9
December 1999	60.0
November 1999	59.3
October 1999	59.2
September 1999	59.1
August 1999	59.0
July 1999	58.6
June 1999	58.8
May 1999	58.6
April 1999	58.4
March 1999	58.1
February 1999	57.9
January 1999	57.6
December 1998	58.0
November 1998	58.1
October 1998	58.3
September 1998	58.3
August 1998	58.1
July 1998	57.9
June 1998	58.1
May 1998	57.8
April 1998	57.6
March 1998	57.3
February 1998	57.0
January 1998	56.8
December 1997	57.1
November 1997	56.9
October 1997	56.7
September 1997	56.6
August 1997	56.3
July 1997	56.4
June 1997	56.5
May 1997	56.3
April 1997	56.2
March 1997	56.1
February 1997	56.1
January 1997	55.8
December 1996	56.0
November 1996	56.0

Methodology and source

All-items Consumer Price Index from the CSO CPI release, resolved from the CSO PxStat API by table and statistic label. The headline year-on-year change is computed at build from the index level, not taken from the model. CPI tracks the price of a representative basket of goods and services and is read here as a cost-pressure signal for SMEs. The base period follows the CSO's current reference period.

Source:CSO Consumer Price Index (table CPM20) · Licence: CC BY 4.0 · Retrieved 5 September 2026.

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