Belgium: harmonized consumer price index for clothes and footwear 2022

This statistic shows the harmonized index of consumer prices (HICP) for clothes and footwear in Belgium from January 2019 to December 2022. In December 2022, the harmonized consumer price index was 114.65.

Harmonized index of consumer prices (HICP) for clothes and footwear in Belgium from January 2019 to December 2022

Characteristic	Harmonized consumer price index (2015=100)
Dec '22	114.65
Nov '22	113.68
Oct '22	111.55
Sep '22	110.03
Aug '22	106.57
Jul '22	85.05
Jun '22	105.16
May '22	106
Apr '22	106.51
Mar '22	107.84
Feb '22	107.62
Jan '22	86.77
Dec '21	107.13
Nov '21	107.03
Oct '21	106.92
Sep '21	106.82
Aug '21	106.64
Jul '21	83.21
Jun '21	106.65
May '21	106.66
Apr '21	106.59
Mar '21	106.54
Feb '21	95.93
Jan '21	86.81
Dec '20	106.38
Nov '20	106.62
Oct '20	106.6
Sep '20	106.53
Aug '20	83.39
Jul '20	106.11
Jun '20	106.19
May '20	106.13
Apr '20	106.13
Mar '20	106.3
Feb '20	106.2
Jan '20	86.32
Dec '19	106.62
Nov '19	106.55
Oct '19	106.37
Sep '19	106.11
Aug '19	105.76
Jul '19	84.51
Jun '19	106.02
May '19	105.95
Apr '19	105.98
Mar '19	105.97
Feb '19	105.77
Jan '19	84.96

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Release date

January 2023

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Region

Belgium

Survey time period

January 2019 to December 2022

Supplementary notes

* According to the definition of Statistics Belgium, the harmonized index of consumer prices (HICP) was created in 1997 to establish a comparable measurement of inflation for all the countries that would be part of the Eurozone. Since the start of the Euro, HICP has been one of the most important measurement tools of the European Central Bank (ECB) in organizing their monetary policy. The recorded prices are the prices as they are for the consumers including for example taxes on products like tax added value. The prices also take into account the sales periods.

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