These are the G20 member countries with annual inflation above 50%.

Inflation is currently threatening global economic growth. Soaring commodity prices have fueled high inflation in several G20 member countries.

One G20 country experiencing high inflationary pressure is Turkey, reaching 73.5% in May 2022 (year-on-year/yoy), according to Tradingeconomics data. This inflation is higher than the previous month's 69.97% (yoy).

Other G20 members facing high inflation threats include Argentina, with inflation reaching 58% in April 2022 (yoy). This is followed by Russia with inflation of 17.8%, Brazil at 12.13% (yoy), and the UK experiencing inflation of 9% (yoy).

The United States also faces challenges with inflation reaching 8.3% (yoy). Inflation in the United States briefly touched 8.5% (yoy) in April 2022, its highest level in several decades.

Meanwhile, G20 countries experienced the lowest inflation rates, namely China with inflation of only 2.1% (yoy) in April 2022, Saudi Arabia at 2.3% (yoy), Japan at 2.5% (yoy), and Indonesia at 3.55% (yoy).

In June 2022, the World Bank revised its global growth projection to 2.9% this year due to high inflation in several countries. This projection is lower than the previous projection of 4.1%.

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