Cumulative inflation through 2026

Purchasing power remaining from $100 in 2019

Every country shown lost purchasing power. The gap is enormous: $93.28 remains in Switzerland, versus just $10.93 in Türkiye. Values compare domestic inflation—not exchange rates.

Of the 35 countries shown, Switzerland retained the most purchasing power at $93.28. The U.S. retained $77.16. Türkiye retained the least at $10.93.

$93.28Switzerland retained the most value in the table.

$77.16The U.S. dollar lost 22.84% of its purchasing power.

$10.93Türkiye lost 89.07%—far more than any peer shown.

Values represent what the domestic purchasing power of $100 at the end of 2019 is worth today, based on cumulative inflation. Source: Voronoi, based on OECD data. Local table: source-data.csv.