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Low-Inflation Havens You’ll Want on Your Radar
The surprise winners of the global inflation war—and what it means for you.
Philip Saparov
November 26, 2025
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Greetings, sharp-eyed student of global trends!
Inflation eats quietly—but relentlessly. Yet while some countries spiral, others have cracked the code.
In this edition, we uncover the unexpected winners of the new inflation war—and what their playbook means for your money, your future, and your next move.
Let’s dive in.
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Switzerland isn’t just home to precision watches—it’s also one of the most precisely managed economies on Earth. Inflation has remained well below 2%, even as the rest of Europe struggles.
Why? A rock-solid currency, energy independence, and nimble central banking all play a role. The Swiss National Bank raised rates early, then cut them in 2024 after taming inflation. This foresight helped maintain purchasing power and investor confidence.
While living costs remain high, the value lies in predictability—ideal for retirees or investors prioritizing long-term planning.
📉 Fascinating stat: Switzerland’s inflation in 2024 was just 1.4%—less than a third of the Eurozone average.
Japan’s long battle with deflation gave it an edge when prices finally started rising. Even at the peak of global inflation, Japan’s remained relatively low.
This is partly due to its aging, low-demand population. But also thanks to a unique policy mix: moderate stimulus, yield curve control, and targeted reforms. Now, Japan is viewed as a stable market with a weak yen boosting foreign investment and tourism.
Planning a move to Asia? Japan offers safety, world-class healthcare, and surprising financial predictability.
🧩 Did you know? Japan’s peak inflation in 2022 was just 4.3%—compared to 9.1% in the U.S..
China’s inflation has hovered below 1%—a seemingly good sign. But the reason is demand weakness, not economic strength.
With consumers saving more and spending less, and the real estate sector cooling, China has faced deflationary pressures. Unlike most countries, its central bank is cutting interest rates. For would-be investors, that’s a flashing yellow light.
China’s low inflation tells a story of caution—not opportunity.
🧠 Counterintuitive insight: China’s economic cooling—not policy strength—is keeping prices down.
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Once synonymous with runaway inflation, Brazil has rewritten the narrative. The country’s central bank was one of the first globally to raise interest rates—way back in early 2021.
By the time inflation peaked elsewhere, Brazil had it under control. Strategic rate hikes, combined with agricultural strength and currency stabilization, helped cut inflation to under 4% by late 2023.
This turnaround is attracting investors, expats, and entrepreneurs to Brazil’s improving business climate and competitive living costs.
🔥 Surprising fact: Brazil’s interest rate hit 13.75%, but it worked—inflation dropped faster than in the U.S. or EU.
The U.S. inflation story has been a rollercoaster. After peaking at 9.1% in 2022, it has since dropped below 4%—a result of the Federal Reserve’s aggressive rate hikes.
However, core inflation remains stubborn—especially in housing and services. While national trends show improvement, regional inflation varies dramatically. States like Texas and Florida have outperformed in keeping costs down.
If you're investing or relocating within the U.S., location still matters.
📊 Trend to note: U.S. inflation may settle near 2.5% by 2025, but housing remains the wild card.
India’s inflation story is one of balance. With a fast-growing middle class and rising energy needs, the Reserve Bank of India has managed to hold inflation within its 4–6% target band.
Digital infrastructure and localized supply chains have helped stabilize prices—especially in urban areas. Subsidies on fuel and food also play a key role.
India is becoming a smart bet for those eyeing long-term growth in a still-stable environment.
🔍 Noteworthy shift: Over 40% of Indians now use digital wallets, helping dampen inflation through price transparency and competition.
Europe's inflation picture is far from uniform. While Germany and France are seeing stabilization, others—like Hungary and Poland—still face double-digit inflation.
The European Central Bank, bound to a one-size-fits-all policy, can’t move fast enough for every member. This creates opportunities for savvy expats or investors who look beyond the average.
Portugal, Finland, and Ireland are emerging as inflation-stable, globally minded hubs—ideal for retirees or remote workers.
📌 Hidden fact: In 2024, while average Eurozone inflation was 5.3%, Hungary’s reached over 17%.
Inflation doesn’t just reveal prices—it reveals priorities.
The countries winning today didn’t get lucky. They planned, acted, and adjusted. So should you.
Whether you're eyeing a new country, a better investment, or a safer future, let inflation be your compass. Because in an unstable world, stability is a strategic advantage.
Stay sharp. Stay global. The signals are out there—if you’re looking.
Warm regards,
Shane Fulmer
Founder, WorldPopulationReview.com
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