How accurate is the Senegal inflation calculator?

Our Senegal inflation calculator uses official data from the IMF, World Bank, and OECD from 1968-2025, providing 57+ years of accurate historical inflation rates for the CFA franc.

What was Senegal's highest inflation rate?

Senegal's highest inflation rate was 32.1% in 1994, coinciding with the CFA franc devaluation. The country also experienced deflation, with the lowest rate being -4.1% in 1987.

How much has the CFA franc lost value since 1968?

Since 1968, the CFA franc has lost approximately 92% of its purchasing power due to inflation. 100 CFA francs in 1968 equals about 1,261 CFA francs in 2025.

Senegal Inflation Rate Calculator 2025 | Historical CFA Franc Price Changes 1968-2025

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Senegal Inflation Rate Calculator

Calculate CFA Franc purchasing power changes from 1968-2025 with official economic data

📊 57+ Years of Official Data: From -4.1% (1987) to 32.1% (1994) • Average 4.8% annually • CFA Franc calculations based on IMF & World Bank data

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🏛️ Senegal Economic Context

Historical volatility: Senegal experienced extreme inflation of 32.1% in 1994 during the CFA franc devaluation, followed by periods of deflation (-4.1% in 1987, -2.2% in 2009). The country uses the West African CFA franc (XOF), which is pegged to the Euro. Recent inflation has been driven by global commodity prices, with 9.7% in 2022 due to the Ukraine crisis impact on food and energy prices.