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Solomon Islands

Consumer prices · 13 categories · latest 2026-03-01

CoverageHeadline benchmark
Price-series levelsLevels 1–2
Weight levelsNo basket weights
Weight historyNo basket weights
Source detailCOICOP divisions
Series / concepts39 / 13
Period range2014-01-01 to 2026-03-01
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 2026-08-14. Collected by Living Inflation Data, HBS Innovations in Economic Measurement (IEM) Lab www.iemlab.org.

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Burundi, Djibouti, Kosovo, Republic of, Liberia, Qatar, Solomon Islands, Trinidad and TobagoIMFwhole serieswatchingLBR.CPI_CP10_*, BDI.CPI_CP10_*, SLB.CPI_CP08_* +6 more2026-09-02Manual
Found while working the base-break queue and recorded rather than checked, because measuring it did not support a rule. 109 runs across 74 series publish an index that does not change AT ALL for two years or more. Liberia's education index is exactly 100.00 for 157 consecutive months -- thirteen years -- and Burundi's is 95.00 for 98. The reason there is no check: 82 of the 109 runs are communication and education, which is exactly where administered and regulated prices sit, so a flat index in those divisions is often the correct answer rather than a placeholder. A rule firing 109 times in the two divisions where flatness is normal would be the queue crying wolf, which this file is explicit about not doing. The subset worth returning to is the 19 runs pinned at exactly 100.00: a series sitting on its base value and never leaving it is a different claim from one holding a fixed tariff. The series named here are the longest runs, so a reader of any of them is told; the other 65 series are not, which is a gap this entry does not close.