 Brazilian hyperinflation lasted from 1985 (the year when the military dictatorship ended) to 1994, with prices rising by 184,901,570,954.39% in that time  due to the uncontrolled printing of money.There were many economic plans that tried to contain hyperinflation including zeroes cuts, price freezes and even confiscation of bank accounts.The highest value was in March 1990, when the government inflation index reached 82.39%.