European Union - Harmonised index of consumer prices (HICP): Newspapers, books and stationery was 99.66 Index, 2025=hundred in July of 2026, according to the EUROSTAT. Trading Economics provides the current actual value, an historical data chart and related indicators for European Union - Harmonised index of consumer prices (HICP): Newspapers, books and stationery - last updated from the EUROSTAT on September of 2026. Historically, European Union - Harmonised index of consumer prices (HICP): Newspapers, books and stationery reached a record high of 112.18 Index, 2025=hundred in March of 2002 and a record low of 90.55 Index, 2025=hundred in June of 2021.



Harmonised Index Of Consumer Prices (HICP): Newspapers, Books And Stationery
Country Last Previous Unit Reference
Finland 111.63 115.92 Index, 2025=hundred Jul 2026
Ireland 110.49 94.68 Index, 2025=hundred Jul 2026
Romania 103.51 104.05 Index, 2025=hundred Jul 2026
Portugal 103.32 101.59 Index, 2025=hundred Jul 2026
Malta 103.28 103.69 Index, 2025=hundred Dec 2016
Croatia 102.74 103.77 Index, 2025=hundred Jul 2026
Bulgaria 102.58 103.57 Index, 2025=hundred Jul 2026
Denmark 102.36 102.17 Index, 2025=hundred Jul 2026
Lithuania 102.26 101.21 Index, 2025=hundred Jul 2026
Luxembourg 101.79 101.79 Index, 2025=hundred Jul 2026
Slovakia 101.20 101.54 Index, 2025=hundred Jul 2026
Belgium 100.74 100.74 Index, 2025=hundred Jul 2026
Austria 100.34 100.37 Index, 2025=hundred Jul 2026
Czech Republic 100.22 99.83 Index, 2025=hundred Jul 2026
Hungary 100.11 100.02 Index, 2025=hundred Jul 2026
Greece 99.85 99.16 Index, 2025=hundred Jul 2026
Euro Area 99.64 97.80 Index, 2025=hundred Jul 2026
Poland 99.05 98.00 Index, 2025=hundred Jul 2026
Netherlands 99.02 102.04 Index, 2025=hundred Jul 2026
Germany 98.31 95.76 Index, 2025=hundred Jul 2026
Sweden 93.35 100.36 Index, 2025=hundred Jul 2026
Latvia 89.33 89.01 Index, 2025=hundred Dec 2024
Estonia 88.06 97.07 Index, 2025=hundred Jul 2026
Spain 85.42 85.63 Index, 2025=hundred Dec 2021

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