Hyperinflation
Ten most severe hyperinflations in world history

Hyperinflation

Section Title: Ten most severe hyperinflations in world history
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Highest monthly inflation rates in history

Country	Currency name	Month with highest inflation rate	Highest monthly inflation rate	Equivalent daily inflation rate	Time required for prices to double	Highest denomination

Hungary	Hungarian pengő	July 1946	4.19×1016 %	207.19%	15.6 hours	100 Quintillion (1020)

Zimbabwe	Zimbabwe dollar	November 2008	7.96 × 1010 %	98.01%	24.7 hours	100 Trillion (1014)

Yugoslavia	Yugoslav dinar	January 1994	3.13 × 108 %	64.63%	1.4 days	500 Billion (5×1011)

Republika Srpska	Republika Srpska dinar	January 1994	2.97 × 108 %	64.3%	1.41 days	10 Billion (10×1010)

Germany (Weimar Republic)	German Papiermark	October 1923	29,500%	20.87%	3.7 days	100 Trillion (1014)

Greece	Greek drachma	October 1944	13,800%	17.84%	4.3 days	100 Billion (1011)

China	Chinese yuan	April 1949	5,070%	14.1%	5.34 days	6 Billion

Armenia	Armenian dram and Russian ruble	November 1993	438%	5.77%	12.5 days	50,000 (ruble)

Turkmenistan	Turkmenistan manat	November 1993	429%	5.71%	12.7 days	500

Taiwan	Taiwanese yen	August 1945	399%	5.50%	13.1 days	1,000

Sentence(s)

The highest monthly inflation rate of November 2008, had a doubling time of 24.7 hours.

final_sentence: The highest monthly inflation rate of November 2008, had a doubling time of 24.7 hours.