About Euroflation
Euroflation is an independent website that tracks inflation in the euro area using official Eurostat and ECB data. Its front page shows the headline harmonized inflation rate for the euro area alongside the ECB's 2 percent target, the ECB deposit facility rate and the overnight euro short-term rate.
A country table lists the latest harmonized annual rate for each eurozone member and some other European countries, with the previous reading, the monthly and yearly change and a 12-month trend, sorted from highest to lowest. A comparison view lets visitors set countries side by side, and a rate-path section shows what the market is pricing, using crowd odds from Polymarket.
Further sections cover rates, prices, housing, the wider economy, country pages and written explainers, and the site is available in English among other languages. It works as a data and reference site, with sources cited and a note that the figures are shown unmodified.
Key features
- Euro-area harmonized inflation headline
- Inflation table for every eurozone country
- ECB policy rate and overnight rate display
- Market-implied rate path
- Country comparison view
- Explainers on prices, housing and the economy
Good fit for
- Checking inflation in a specific eurozone country
- Following ECB rate decisions and expectations
Euroflation: questions and answers
- What is Euroflation used for?
- Euroflation is an independent tracker of official Eurostat and ECB data: eurozone inflation country by country, ECB policy rates and the interest rate path the market expects. It is a good fit for checking inflation in a specific eurozone country, and following ECB rate decisions and expectations.
- Is Euroflation free?
- Yes. Euroflation is free to use.
- Is Euroflation open source?
- No. Euroflation is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Analytics category, open-source options include Umami, Plausible and Matomo.
- What are some alternatives to Euroflation?
- Other SaaS products in the Analytics category include ActivationPal, Adjust and AffiliateTrack.
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