Greek Producer Inflation Accelerates to 2% âšī¸
Greece's annual producer inflation rate increased to 2% in May 2025, driven by a 3% rise in energy costs, while other sector price growths showed moderation.
Producer inflation data suggests complex economic dynamics with energy sector volatility and potential implications for manufacturing and industrial costs, indicating moderate economic uncertainty.
Italy Producer Inflation Slows to 5-Month Low âšī¸
Italian industrial producer prices rose 1.7% year-on-year in May 2025, showing a slowdown in price growth compared to previous months, with decreases observed in both domestic and foreign markets.
Moderate economic indicator suggesting potential stabilization of industrial pricing pressures in Italy, which could signal broader European economic trends with implications for market sentiment and potential monetary policy adjustments.
Sweden Producer Prices Drop the Most in 17 Months âšī¸
Swedish producer prices dropped 2.8% year-on-year in May 2025, experiencing the steepest decline since December 2023, with significant contractions in capital and intermediate goods prices.
Persistent deflationary signals in producer prices suggest potential economic softening, which could impact broader European market sentiment and investment strategies, particularly in manufacturing and industrial sectors.
Singapore Producer Prices Drop the Most in 6 Months âšī¸
Singapore's Domestic Supply Price Index declined 3.9% year-on-year in May 2025, experiencing the steepest annual drop since November, with significant price contractions across multiple categories including fuels, chemicals, and manufactured goods.
Broad-based price index decline signals potential deflationary pressures and reduced input costs across multiple economic sectors, which could impact global trade dynamics and supply chain economics.
South Africa PPI Inflation Below Forecasts at 6-Month Low âšī¸
South Africa's Producer Price Index (PPI) inflation slowed to 0.1% in May 2025, with significant price declines in fuel and industrial product sectors.
Declining producer prices suggest potential deflationary pressures and reduced input costs for manufacturing, which could signal economic softening or stabilization. The sharp drop in fuel prices is particularly noteworthy for its potential broader economic implications.
Malaysia Producer Deflation Sharpest in Nearly 2 Years âšī¸
Malaysia's producer prices dropped 3.6% year-on-year in May 2025, marking the third consecutive monthly decline, with significant reductions in mining, manufacturing, and energy sectors.
Persistent producer price declines signal potential economic contraction, indicating reduced industrial output and potential deflationary pressures across multiple sectors, which could negatively impact market sentiment and investment attractiveness.
Malta Producer Deflation Slows in May âšī¸
Malta's producer prices declined by 0.4% year-on-year in May 2025, marking the fifth consecutive month of reduction, with varied trends across different goods categories.
Moderate producer price changes suggest stable economic conditions with minimal volatility. Soft decline in intermediate goods prices and steady consumer goods inflation indicate a balanced economic environment without significant disruption.
Bulgaria Producer Inflation Eases to 5-Month Low âšī¸
Bulgarian producer prices rose 7.2% year-on-year in May 2025, showing a slowdown from previous months with moderation across mining, electricity, and manufacturing sectors.
Gradual deceleration of producer price inflation suggests stabilizing economic conditions with reduced inflationary pressures, indicating potential economic normalization without significant market disruption.
Austria Producer Prices Hits 5-Month Low âšī¸
Austrian producer prices declined 0.6% year-on-year in May 2025, driven by energy and intermediate goods price drops, while consumer and capital goods saw price increases.
Moderate price fluctuations suggest a balanced economic environment with sector-specific variations. Energy sector deflation indicates potential cost reductions, while consumer goods price increases hint at underlying inflationary pressures.
Hungary Producer Inflation Slows to 7-Month Low âšī¸
Hungary's annual producer inflation slowed to 6.9% in May 2025, the lowest since October 2024, with softer price increases across multiple sectors and a monthly producer price decline of 0.7%.
Moderate inflation slowdown indicates potential stabilization of producer prices, suggesting a gradual economic normalization without significant market disruption. The marginal changes across sectors imply limited immediate market implications.
Iceland Producer Inflation Slowest in Over a Year âšī¸
Iceland's producer prices rose 0.3% year-on-year in May 2025, showing a significant slowdown from previous months, with varied inflation rates across different industry sectors.
Moderate economic indicator with mixed signals across different industrial sectors, suggesting potential stabilization of producer price dynamics without dramatic market implications.
Bosnia Producer Inflation at 6-Month Low âšī¸
Bosnia and Herzegovina's producer prices increased by 2.6% year-on-year in May 2025, showing a slowdown from previous months with moderated prices across most sectors except capital goods.
Moderate economic indicator with limited global market implications, showing slight deceleration in producer price inflation with mixed sectoral trends. Minimal potential to significantly influence broader market sentiment or investment strategies.
Spain May Producer Price Growth Flatlines âšī¸
Spanish producer prices remained unchanged year-on-year in May 2025, with varied price movements across different goods categories and a 0.7% monthly decline.
Macroeconomic data indicates stable producer price environment with mixed sectoral performance, suggesting minimal immediate market disruption and reflecting moderate economic conditions.