Tableau — Global Inflation Tracker

Interactive analysis of worldwide inflation trends across 16 major economies, 2019–2025

Tableau Public IMF World Economic Outlook Data 16 Countries 2019 – 2025

Live Dashboard

Explore inflation trends across major economies from the pre-pandemic baseline through the post-2022 tightening cycle. Use the filters to compare countries, isolate regions, and trace how monetary policy shaped global price stability.

Live embed via Tableau Public — use filters to explore by country, region, and year.

Project Details

Data Source

  • IMF World Economic Outlook Database, April 2025
  • Indicator: PCPIPCH (CPI % change)
  • 16 major economies selected
  • Annual data, 2019–2025
  • 2025 values are IMF forecasts

Countries Covered

  • North America: USA, Canada, Mexico
  • Europe: Germany, France, UK, Switzerland, Russia, Turkey
  • Asia-Pacific: China, Japan, South Korea, India, Australia
  • Latin America: Brazil, Argentina

Key Insights

  • Global inflation peaked sharply in 2022 driven by energy and supply shocks
  • Argentina and Turkey show extreme outlier inflation throughout the period
  • Developed economies recovered faster via monetary tightening
  • China near deflation in 2024–2025, contrasting global trend
  • Switzerland maintained the lowest inflation of all 16 economies

Dashboard Views

  • Global heatmap — inflation by country and year
  • Time-series trend lines with event annotations
  • Country ranking bar chart (sortable)
  • Regional average comparison
  • Interactive filters: year, country, region

Technical Skills

  • IMF data acquisition & ETL (Excel Power Query)
  • Data unpivoting & long-format transformation
  • Tableau calculated fields & LOD expressions
  • Geographic mapping & custom color scales
  • Dashboard actions, filters & cross-sheet highlighting

Major Events Annotated

  • Mar 2020 — COVID-19 Pandemic Declared
  • Mar 2021 — US Stimulus Package
  • Feb 2022 — Russia-Ukraine Conflict Begins
  • Mar 2022 — Fed Rate Hike Cycle Begins
  • Sep 2024 — Fed Begins Cutting Rates

Data Source: International Monetary Fund, World Economic Outlook Database, April 2025.
Inflation measured as year-over-year percent change in the Consumer Price Index (CPI). 2025 figures represent IMF projections.