Armenia consumer prices · November 2026

Armenia consumer prices · November 2026 is scheduled for Thursday 10 December 2026 at 12:00 AMT. The data covers November 2026. The next release in the series is expected on December 2026 data · January 2027.

Headline CPI: All-items year-on-year and month-on-month CPI for Armenia, published in the monthly bulletin. Component breakdown: Food, housing, transport, clothing, health, education — each major COICOP group with its individual rate. Index level: The CPI index level (base period = 100), enabling cumulative inflation calculations across any period. For detailed definitions of each measure, see the IMF inflation methodology.

Focus on the food component first — Food and non-alcoholic beverages make up ~35% of Armenia's CPI basket. The food component reading often determines whether the headline beats or misses expectations. Check transport and energy — Armenia imports most of its fuel. Transport and utilities together account for about 15% of the basket and are highly sensitive to oil prices and the dram exchange rate. Compare to the CBA 4% target — The Central Bank of Armenia targets 4% CPI (±1.5 pp band). A reading below 3.5% or above 5.5% would typically prompt a policy response discussion at the next board meeting. For a deeper explanation of how consumer price indices are constructed, the IMF's primer on inflation is a reliable starting point.

The official source is Online · armstat.am. Times shown are in AMT — see the time-zone table on this page for your local equivalent. The Federal Reserve's economic data page and ECB statistics portal also carry same-day updates.

Going into this release: Armenia CPI, Oct 2026 was 4.1% (Down from 4.2% in September); Food CPI, Oct 2026 was 3.7% (Largest basket component (~35%)); CBA refinancing rate was 8.0% (On hold since August 2026); AMD/USD (Oct avg) was 388 (Relatively firm vs 2025 avg 402). Historical releases and revisions are archived in the World Bank WDI inflation series.