China: Consumer Price Index by region 2021

The Consumer Price Index (CPI) varies considerably between different regions of China. In 2021, the CPI in Jiangsu province ranged at around 101.6 percent, while the CPI in Guizhou only reached 100.1 percent.

Annual Consumer Price Index (CPI) in China in 2021, by region

Characteristic	CPI (last year = 100)
Jiangsu	101.6%
Shaanxi	101.5%
Zhejiang	101.5%
Ningxia	101.4%
Qinghai	101.3%
Tianjin	101.3%
Xinjiang	101.2%
Shandong	101.2%
Shanghai	101.2%
Beijing	101.1%
Liaoning	101.1%
Hebei	101%
Shanxi	101%
Tibet	100.9%
Gansu	100.9%
Anhui	100.9%
Henan	100.9%
Guangxi	100.9%
National average	100.9%
Jiangxi	100.9%
Inner Mongolia	100.9%
Guangdong	100.8%
Fujian	100.7%
Heilongjiang	100.6%
Jilin	100.6%
Hunan	100.5%
Hubei	100.3%
Chongqing	100.3%
Hainan	100.3%
Sichuan	100.3%
Yunnan	100.2%
Guizhou	100.1%

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Release date

September 2022

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China

Survey time period

2021

Supplementary notes

According to the National Bureau of Statistics, the "Consumer Price Index (CPI) is an index measuring changes over time in the price level of consumer goods and services purchased by residents, which comprehensively reflects the changes of price level. Consumer Price Index (CPI) covers the prices of goods and services of eight categories and 262 basic divisions which cover the living consumption of urban and rural residents, including food; tobacco, liquor and articles; clothing; household facilities, articles and maintenance services; health care and personal articles; transportation and communication; recreation, education, culture articles and services and residence. Data are collected from 63,000 price collection units in 500 cities and counties of the 31 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities), which cover grocery stores, department stores, supermarkets, convenience stores, professional markets, franchise houses, shopping centers, open fairs and service consuming units etc."

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