HICP in Slovenia

Oficina de Estadistica de Eslovenia · Monthly · Importance

IMF forecast (WEO): 2026: 2.9% 2027: 2.1% 2028: 2.3% 2029: 2.1% 2030: 2.1% 2031: 2.1%

0.79% (2025) YOY · % · Annual · CSV

Period	%
Jan 2025	0.79%
Jan 2024	-2.21%
Jan 2023	-5.53%
Jan 2022	5.15%
Jan 2021	6.07%
Jan 2020	-2.85%
Jan 2019	0.39%
Jan 2018	-0.29%
Jan 2017	1.19%
Jan 2016	1.01%
Jan 2015	-0.60%
Jan 2014	-0.60%
Jan 2013	-1.95%
Jan 2012	0.69%
Jan 2011	0.10%
Jan 2010	0.10%
Jan 2009	-0.29%
Jan 2008	-3.41%

About this indicator

Source

Oficina de Estadistica de Eslovenia

Frequency

Monthly

Release

Around the middle of the month following the reference period (usually a preliminary and then a final figure).

What it is

The Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices (HICP) measures the change in the prices of a representative basket of goods and services bought by Slovenian households, under a methodology common to the whole EU. It is produced by the Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia (SURS).

How it's calculated

It is calculated from a regular price survey across a broad sample of outlets and areas, weighting each product by its share of consumption spending. Following Eurostat rules, it is directly comparable with the rest of the EU; monthly and year-on-year changes are published.

Market implications

Slovenia belongs to the euro area, so its HICP feeds into the aggregate inflation figure the ECB monitors when setting interest rates. A hotter-than-expected print strengthens expectations of tighter monetary policy and erodes purchasing power.

Limitations

It only measures the prices of the defined basket, so it does not capture every good and service in the economy. To gauge the underlying trend, analysts look at core HICP, which strips out energy and unprocessed food, the most volatile components.