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Consumer prices · 13 categories · latest 2026-08-01

CoverageHeadline benchmark
Price-series levelsLevels 1–2
Weight levelsNo basket weights
Weight historyNo basket weights
Source detailCOICOP divisions
Series / concepts39 / 13
Period range2005-01-01 to 2026-08-01
Last successful ingest2026-10-07
Last changed vintage2026-10-07
International Monetary Fund Frequencies: M
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Source: International Monetary Fund. Data as of 2026-09-14. Collected by Living Inflation Data, HBS Innovations in Economic Measurement (IEM) Lab www.iemlab.org.

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CountrySourcePeriodsStatusSeries FoundDetected by
GeorgiaIMF2020-12-01confirmedGEO.CPI_CP04_*2026-09-02Possible index rebasing
Georgia's housing and utilities index drops 127.34 -> 99.35 in December 2020, holds near 100 for exactly three months, and returns to 137.2 in March 2021 -- above where it started. A clean three-month rectangle in one division, which is what a temporary subsidy or price cap looks like in an index, and not what a base change looks like. The level RETURNS, which rules a base change out: a rebasing is permanent. That leaves a run of months the series recovers from -- too long for the single-month outlier rule, which needs the neighbours either side to agree, and too short to be a new base. Whether the run is bad data or a real episode is not established.