Everyday prices
What’s getting more expensive?
Compare everyday prices, sort the biggest changes, or open an item to see its history.
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Red is rising more than 1 percentage point faster than consumer prices overall (2.2%). Green is cheaper than a year ago.
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The long view: five years of price rises
Annual rates hide how much rises add up. This is how much more or less each item costs than in September 2021, from Statistics Denmark's published price index for that item.
- Diesel+74.9%
- Coffee+68.8%
- Eggs+56.0%
- Chocolate+52.0%
- Petrol+43.9%
- Beef+41.8%
- District heating+38.6%
- Milk+36.4%
- Vegetables+33.3%
- Takeaway & cafés+30.9%
- Cheese+27.6%
- Streaming+26.3%
- Bread & bakery+25.3%
- Chicken+25.2%
- Butter+23.5%
- Fresh fish+23.2%
- Fruit & nuts+22.3%
- Public transport+20.6%
- Insurance+20.3%
- Potatoes+19.6%
- Cinema & concerts+18.8%
- Restaurants+17.7%
- Water+15.6%
- Mobile plans+14.0%
- Rent (tenants)+12.2%
- Pork+9.6%
- Buying a vehicle+3.0%
- Electricity−14.8%
Red has risen more than 1 percentage point a year faster than consumer prices overall (+17.4% in total). Green is cheaper than back then.
Your electricity bill
The average price households pay per kWh, including grid charges, taxes and VAT, for a yearly use of 2,500–4,999 kWh. Published every six months.
- Electricity, kr per kWh