Inflation in Michigan

+2.8%
CPI change
+4.3%
Shelter inflation
+2.0%
Food inflation

Historical data

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorMichiganUnited States
CPI change (%)2.83.0

National ranking

Michigan ranks #10 of 46 states by cpi change.

#1Arizona2.4%
#2Nebraska2.6%
#3Iowa2.6%
#4Kansas2.6%
#5Wisconsin2.7%
#6West Virginia2.7%
#7Washington2.7%
#8Illinois2.8%
#9Arkansas2.8%
#10Michigan2.8%
#11Mississippi2.8%
#12Tennessee2.8%
#13Alabama2.8%
#14South Carolina2.8%
#15Missouri2.8%
#16Ohio2.9%
#17Indiana2.9%
#18Minnesota2.9%
#19Idaho2.9%
#20Massachusetts3%
#21Utah3%
#22Colorado3%
#23Oklahoma3%
#24North Carolina3%
#25New Jersey3.1%
#26Connecticut3.1%
#27Virginia3.1%
#28Delaware3.1%
#29Oregon3.1%
#30Georgia3.1%
#31Maine3.1%
#32Montana3.2%
#33New Hampshire3.2%
#34Rhode Island3.2%
#35New Mexico3.2%
#36California3.3%
#37Texas3.4%
#38Hawaii3.4%
#39New York3.4%
#40Kentucky3.8%
#41Louisiana4%
#42Florida4.9%
#43Alaska12%
#44Wyoming14
#45Vermont15
#46South Dakota92.4

Overview

In Michigan, inflation stands at +2.8% (cpi change). The U.S. figure for CPI change (%) is 3.0, versus 2.8 for Michigan. Other inflation indicators for Michigan — Shelter inflation: +4.3%; Food inflation: +2.0%.

Did you know?

  • Midwest urban CPI, which covers Detroit and Grand Rapids, has run slightly below the national rate since 2023.

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