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Italian consumer prices rose 63% on average from 2000 to 2025

Italian consumer prices rose 63% on average from 2000 to 2025

Consumer prices in Italy rose 63% on average from 2000 to 2025, according to figures from the national statistics office, Istat.

Housing and utility costs climbed 119%, with rents up 51% and electricity and gas bills up 145%.

Food and drink prices rose 87%, while prices for information and communication goods and services fell 58%.

Transport prices increased 78% overall, including a 147% rise in fuel prices.

These differences show how the cost of everyday needs has changed unevenly over 25 years.

Istat also compared what five euros could buy in 1926 and 2025: people can buy more sugar, pasta and eggs today, but less potatoes and beef.

The figures cover price changes through 2025; no further action is given.

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