Uruguayan Peso Inflation Calculator

UYU 100.00 in 1959 has the same buying power as UYU 11,682,344,043 in 2026.

UYU 11,682,344,043UYU 100.00 in 1959 is now
11,682,343,943.19%Cumulative inflation
31.95%Average per year
68Years of data

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UYU 100.00 in 2001 is worth UYU 697.25 in 2026

Annual inflation rate 8.08%
Cumulative inflation 597.25%

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Inflation in Uruguay

This page covers 68 years of Uruguay consumer price data, from 1959 to 2026. The steepest single year on record was 1968, when consumer prices in Uruguay rose 125.3%. Prices more than doubled within that single year.

Prices have not fallen across a full year once in the 67 years recorded here. Every year on this page moves in the same direction, which is why an amount of money always buys less later than earlier. By decade, the 1970s were the most inflationary stretch, averaging 59.3% a year, while the 2020s were the calmest at 6.6%. Over the last ten years inflation has averaged 6.8% a year, markedly calmer than the 35.4% average across the whole record.

Uruguay CPI and inflation rate by year

The full annual series behind this calculator, from 1959 to 2026. The final column shows what UYU 100.00 in that year is worth in 2026 money.

Uruguay consumer price index and annual inflation, 1959–2026
Year CPI index Inflation UYU 100.00 then, in 2026
2026210.744.00%UYU 100.00
2025202.634.65%UYU 104.00
2024193.634.85%UYU 108.84
2023184.675.87%UYU 114.11
2022174.449.10%UYU 120.81
2021159.887.75%UYU 131.81
2020148.389.76%UYU 142.02
2019135.197.88%UYU 155.88
2018125.327.61%UYU 168.17
2017116.466.22%UYU 180.96
2016109.649.64%UYU 192.21
2015100.008.67%UYU 210.74
201492.028.88%UYU 229.00
201384.528.58%UYU 249.33
201277.858.10%UYU 270.71
201172.018.09%UYU 292.63
201066.626.70%UYU 316.31
200962.447.06%UYU 337.50
200858.327.88%UYU 361.34
200754.068.11%UYU 389.80
200650.016.40%UYU 421.43
200547.004.70%UYU 448.39
200444.899.16%UYU 469.46
200341.1219.38%UYU 512.46
200234.4513.97%UYU 611.77
200130.224.36%UYU 697.25
200028.964.76%UYU 727.64
199927.645.66%UYU 762.31
199826.1610.81%UYU 805.44
199723.6119.82%UYU 892.52
199619.7128.34%UYU 1,069
199515.3542.25%UYU 1,373
199410.7944.74%UYU 1,952
19937.4654.10%UYU 2,826
19924.8468.46%UYU 4,355
19912.87101.97%UYU 7,336
19901.42112.53%UYU 14,816
19890.6780.45%UYU 31,488
19880.3762.19%UYU 56,818
19870.2363.57%UYU 92,155
19860.1476.38%UYU 150,735
19850.0872.22%UYU 265,867
19840.0555.30%UYU 457,882
19830.0349.20%UYU 711,112
19820.0218.99%UYU 1,060,960
19810.0234.05%UYU 1,262,463
19800.0163.48%UYU 1,692,273
19790.0076266.84%UYU 2,766,457
19780.0045744.55%UYU 4,615,675
19770.0031658.20%UYU 6,671,882
19760.00250.62%UYU 10,554,662
19750.0013381.41%UYU 15,897,754
19740.00073177.21%UYU 28,839,382
19730.00041297.00%UYU 51,107,253
19720.00020976.48%UYU 100,679,891
19710.00011923.95%UYU 177,684,829
19709.57e-0516.31%UYU 220,245,834
19698.23e-0520.97%UYU 256,159,439
19686.8e-05125.34%UYU 309,867,534
19673.02e-0589.28%UYU 698,246,178
19661.59e-0573.46%UYU 1,321,607,529
19659.19e-0656.56%UYU 2,292,496,014
19645.87e-0642.37%UYU 3,589,052,818
19634.12e-0621.25%UYU 5,109,713,526
19623.4e-0610.91%UYU 6,195,767,588
19613.07e-0622.75%UYU 6,871,566,253
19602.5e-0638.50%UYU 8,434,659,568
19591.8e-06UYU 11,682,344,043

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Uruguay inflation FAQ

What is the current inflation rate in Uruguay?
Uruguay inflation was 4.00% 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 Uruguayan Peso lost in value since 1959?
UYU 100.00 in 1959 has the same purchasing power as UYU 11,682,344,043 in 2026. That is cumulative inflation of 11,682,343,943.19% over 67 years, an average of 31.95% per year.
What years does this Uruguay 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 Uruguayan Peso inflation be negative?
Yes. Negative inflation, or deflation, means prices fell and Uruguayan Peso gained purchasing power over that year. Uruguay has not recorded a single year of falling prices in this dataset, which covers 68 years.
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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