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South Sudan, Republic of

Consumer prices · 1 category · latest 2025-05-01

CoverageHeadline benchmark
Price-series levelsLevel 1
Weight levelsNo basket weights
Weight historyNo basket weights
Source detailheadline only
Series / concepts3 / 1
Period range2007-04-01 to 2025-05-01
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 2026-02-01. Collected by Living Inflation Data, HBS Innovations in Economic Measurement (IEM) Lab www.iemlab.org.

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South Sudan, Republic ofIMF2019-11-01, 2020-06-01suppressedSSD.CPI_*2026-09-02Possible index rebasing
South Sudan has no divisions -- only a headline index -- so every argument the other entries make from one division against the aggregate is unavailable here, and the check's country-level reasoning reduces to the shape alone. The shape is a series that swings both ways and recovers: 46.57 -> 31.11 in November 2019 and back to 47.3 by May 2020; 47.29 -> 37.72 in June 2020 and back to 55.5 by November. Rises of the same size are in the same history (+34% from June to October 2020) and only the falls are flagged, because the check is asymmetric by design. This is the West Bank and Gaza pattern in a smaller economy, and the same ruling follows: the numbers are the source's account of a currency in trouble, not a defect.