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Inflation Data (1960–2023)

Year	Inflation (%)
1960	1.779877847
1961	1.695212939
1962	3.632214971
1963	2.946161357
1964	13.35526115
1965	9.474758592
1966	10.80184835
1967	13.06220248
1968	3.237412426
1969	-0.58413661
1970	5.09226162
1971	3.079938684
1972	6.442097462
1973	16.94081598
1974	28.59873408
1975	5.748430298
1976	-7.633947634
1977	8.307470092
1978	2.523048757
1979	6.275683368
1980	11.34607348
1981	13.1125469
1982	7.890742794
1983	11.8680813
1984	8.318907119
1985	5.556424232
1986	8.729720727
1987	8.801125813
1988	9.383471862
1989	7.074280029
1990	8.971232503
1991	13.87024618
1992	11.78781704
1993	6.326890488
1994	10.24793556
1995	10.22488616
1996	8.977152338
1997	7.164252115
1998	13.23083898
1999	4.66982038
2000	4.00943591
2001	3.779293122
2002	4.297152039
2003	3.805858995
2004	3.767251735
2005	4.24634362
2006	5.796523376
2007	6.372881356
2008	8.349267049
2009	10.88235294
2010	11.98938992
2011	8.911793365
2012	9.478996914
2013	10.01787847
2014	6.665656719
2015	4.906973441
2016	4.948216341
2017	3.328173375
2018	3.938826467
2019	3.729505735
2020	6.623436776
2021	5.131407472
2022	6.699034141
2023	5.649143189

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