Inflation Rate (CPI): Honduras

Analysis# Honduras Inflation Rate (CPI) Honduras's inflation rate stands at 4.2% in 2026, representing a dramatic 76.8% decline from 1980 levels. The country experienced severe price pressures in the early 1990s, peaking at 33.9% in 1991, before moderating substantially over subsequent decades. The current rate sits comfortably between the all-time low of 2.5% (1987) and recent historical norms, reflecting relatively stable monetary conditions. A sharp spike in 2022 reached 9.1%, marking the most significant inflationary surge in the recent period, likely driven by global supply chain disruptions and commodity price shocks. Since then, Honduras has successfully brought inflation back toward its post-2000 trend, declining to 4.6% in both 2024 and 2025. The projected 2026 figure of 4.2% suggests continued disinflation and a return to single-digit stability.