Cumulative inflation

Inflation from 2010 to 2026

$100.00 in 2010 has the same buying power as

$153.62

in 2026 · Price level increased by 53.6% (CPI-U 218.056334.98)

From 2010 to 2026 the Consumer Price Index rose from 218.056 to 334.980 — a cumulative increase of about 53.6%. Something that cost $100 in 2010 costs roughly $153.62 in 2026, and $1 in 2010 has the buying power of about $1.54 today.

The 2010s were a low-inflation decade, with annual increases mostly between 1% and 2.5%. The picture changed sharply in 2021–2023, when the fastest price growth in forty years added more to the index in three years than the entire previous decade had.

CPI-U by year, 2010–2026

YearCPI-U indexChange vs 2010
2010218.056+0.0%
2011224.939+3.2%
2012229.594+5.3%
2013232.957+6.8%
2014236.736+8.6%
2015237.017+8.7%
2016240.007+10.1%
2017245.120+12.4%
2018251.107+15.2%
2019255.657+17.2%
2020258.811+18.7%
2021270.970+24.3%
2022292.655+34.2%
2023304.702+39.7%
2024313.689+43.9%
2025321.943+47.6%
2026 (Aug)334.980+53.6%

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$100.00 in 2010 has the same buying power as

$153.62

in 2026 · Price level increased by 53.6%

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