How to calculate cpi inflation?

“To calculate the Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation, take the current CPI and divide it by the CPI from a previous period, then multiply by 100. Subtract 100 from the result to find the percentage change in the CPI, which represents the inflation rate. For example, if the current CPI is 110 and the previous period’s CPI was 100, the inflation rate would be (110/100) x 100 – 100 = 10%.”

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