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€100 in 1959 has the same buying power as €682.06 in 2026.

€682.06€100 in 1959 is now
582.06%Cumulative inflation
2.91%Average per year
2.50%Inflation in 2026

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€100 in 2001 is worth €169.93 in 2026

Annual inflation rate 2.14%
Cumulative inflation 69.93%

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Inflation in Malta

Malta inflation is 2.50% in 2026, following 2.36% in 2025. 68 years of data are available, from 1959.

This page covers 68 years of Malta consumer price data, from 1959 to 2026. The steepest single year on record was 1980, when consumer prices in Malta rose 15.7%.

Prices fell in 3 of those 67 years — about 4% of the time — most sharply in 1983, when they dropped 0.9%. In a year like that money gained purchasing power rather than losing it. By decade, the 1970s were the most inflationary stretch, averaging 5.6% a year, while the 2010s were the calmest at 1.4%. Over the last ten years inflation has averaged 2.4% a year, below the 2.9% average across the whole record.

Cumulative Malta inflation over common spans

How much prices have risen in total over the last few years and decades, and what €100 at the start of each span is worth in 2026 money.

Cumulative Malta inflation over common spans, ending 2026
RangeYears Cumulative inflation Average per year €100 becomes
2025 to 202612.50%2.50%€102.50
2023 to 202636.65%2.17%€106.65
2021 to 2026518.99%3.54%€118.99
2016 to 20261026.67%2.39%€126.67
2011 to 20261533.92%1.97%€133.92
2006 to 20262050.84%2.08%€150.84
2001 to 20262569.93%2.14%€169.93
1996 to 20263093.06%2.22%€193.06
1986 to 202640144.82%2.26%€244.82
1976 to 202650314.63%2.89%€414.63

Malta CPI and inflation rate by year

The full annual series behind this calculator, from 1959 to 2026. The final column shows what €100 in that year is worth in 2026 money.

Malta consumer price index and annual inflation, 1959–2026
Year CPI index Inflation €100 then, in 2026
2026127.482.50%€100
2025124.372.36%€102.50
2024121.501.65%€104.92
2023119.535.09%€106.65
2022113.746.15%€112.09
2021107.141.50%€118.99
2020105.560.64%€120.77
2019104.891.64%€121.54
2018103.201.16%€123.53
2017102.021.36%€124.96
2016100.640.64%€126.67
2015100.001.10%€127.48
201498.910.31%€128.89
201398.611.18%€129.29
201297.462.38%€130.81
201195.192.96%€133.92
201092.451.52%€137.89
200991.072.08%€139.98
200889.214.26%€142.90
200785.571.25%€148.98
200684.512.77%€150.84
200582.233.01%€155.03
200479.832.79%€159.69
200377.661.30%€164.15
200276.672.19%€166.29
200175.022.93%€169.93
200072.892.37%€174.90
199971.202.13%€179.05
199869.712.39%€182.87
199768.093.11%€187.23
199666.032.05%€193.06
199564.704.43%€197.02
199461.964.13%€205.75
199359.504.14%€214.24
199257.141.63%€223.12
199156.222.54%€226.77
199054.822.98%€232.53
198953.240.85%€239.47
198852.790.94%€241.50
198752.300.43%€243.77
198652.072.03%€244.82
198551.04-0.24%€249.78
198451.16-0.44%€249.20
198351.39-0.88%€248.09
198251.845.82%€245.91
198148.9911.51%€260.21
198043.9315.75%€290.16
197937.967.15%€335.86
197835.434.71%€359.86
197733.8310.04%€376.80
197630.750.55%€414.63
197530.588.79%€416.92
197428.117.26%€453.58
197326.217.69%€486.49
197224.333.37%€523.89
197123.542.32%€541.56
197023.013.72%€554.15
196922.182.33%€574.74
196821.682.04%€588.15
196721.240.69%€600.14
196621.100.52%€604.30
196520.991.60%€607.46
196420.662.18%€617.19
196320.211.88%€630.65
196219.840.17%€642.48
196119.812.51%€643.57
196019.323.38%€659.73
195918.69—€682.06

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Malta inflation FAQ

What is the current inflation rate in Malta?
Malta inflation was 2.50% in 2026, the most recent year in this dataset, measured as the change in the annual average consumer price index from 2025.
How much has Euro lost in value since 1959?
€100 in 1959 has the same purchasing power as €682.06 in 2026. That is cumulative inflation of 582.06% over 67 years, an average of 2.91% per year.
What years does this Malta inflation calculator cover?
This calculator covers 68 years, from 1959 to 2026. You can convert an amount between any two years in that range.
Can Euro inflation be negative?
Yes. Negative inflation, or deflation, means prices fell and Euro gained purchasing power over that year. Malta recorded deflation in 3 of the 67 years measured here, most recently in 1985. The steepest fall was -0.88% in 1983.
What is the difference between CPI and the inflation rate?
The consumer price index (CPI) is a level: it measures the cost of a fixed basket of goods and services in a given year. The inflation rate is the percentage change in that level between two periods. This calculator uses the ratio of CPI values for your two chosen years to convert an amount between them.

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