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CPI-U · U.S. city average · BLS item SEGA01

Cigarettes

Prices for cigarettes rose 7.0% in the 12 months to August 2026, and rose 0.8% in the month.

12 months+7.0%to August 2026, unadjusted
1 month+0.8%seasonally adjusted
3 months, annualised+2.8%seasonally adjusted
Index750.71982–84 = 100

12-month change

% change from a year earlier

0%5%10%2017201820192020202120222023202420252026

Price index

1982–84 = 100, not seasonally adjusted

4005006007002017201820192020202120222023202420252026

Month by month

The last two years

MonthIndex1 month12 months
August 2026750.7+0.8%+7.0%
July 2026744.4+0.4%+7.3%
June 2026741.8−0.5%+7.8%
May 2026745.5+1.2%+8.7%
April 2026736.3+0.3%+8.2%
March 2026734.0−0.1%+8.5%
February 2026734.7+1.0%+9.2%
January 2026727.5+1.0%+9.0%
December 2025720.3+0.4%+8.5%
November 2025717.2—+8.2%
September 2025704.6+0.4%+8.2%
August 2025701.7+1.1%+7.7%
July 2025693.8+0.8%+8.0%
June 2025688.0+0.3%+7.5%
May 2025686.0+0.8%+7.7%
April 2025680.5+0.6%+8.5%
March 2025676.5+0.6%+7.6%
February 2025672.8+0.8%+7.8%
January 2025667.5+0.6%+7.9%
December 2024663.6+0.1%+7.8%
November 2024663.0+1.2%+7.4%
October 2024654.8+0.5%+7.3%
September 2024651.3−0.1%+8.8%
August 2024651.7+1.4%+9.3%
July 2024642.5+0.4%+8.5%

Alongside it

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, CPI for All Urban Consumers, U.S. city average (series CUUR0000SEGA01 and CUSR0000SEGA01). BLS did not collect October 2025 prices, so changes spanning that month are blank. Shown for context: consumer prices do not feed CycleWatch's recession model.