Swedish Producer Prices Drop the Least in 4 Months âšī¸
Swedish producer prices fell 0.6% year-on-year in July 2025, showing signs of easing deflation with energy and capital goods experiencing smaller contractions, while consumer goods inflation accelerated to 2.0%.
Moderate economic indicator suggesting potential stabilization in Swedish producer price dynamics, with mixed signals across different product categories. The mild deflation and first monthly PPI increase in six months indicate potential economic transition.
Sri Lanka Producer Prices Fall 0.5% in July âšī¸
Sri Lanka's Producer Price Index decreased 0.5% year-on-year in July 2025, with significant declines in agriculture and utilities sectors, while manufacturing prices showed a modest increase.
Macroeconomic indicator shows mild deflationary pressures in producer prices, suggesting potential economic softening but not a dramatic shift. Minimal direct implications for global market sentiment.
Malta Producer Prices Highest in Over a Year âšī¸
Malta's producer prices increased by 0.5% in July 2025, with notable rises in capital goods prices and easing deflation in intermediate goods.
Incremental producer price changes suggest modest economic activity with minimal direct portfolio implications. Marginal price movements indicate stable economic conditions without significant market disruption.
Luxembourg Producer Prices at 7-Month Low âšī¸
Luxembourg's producer prices grew 1.3% year-on-year in July 2025, with energy prices declining 9% while other goods saw price increases, indicating a complex inflationary environment.
Moderate producer price changes suggest a stabilizing economic landscape with mixed signals across different goods categories. The softer growth and energy price decline indicate potential deflationary pressures, which could influence broader market sentiment.
Greek Producer Prices Slip in July âšī¸
Greece experienced producer price deflation in July 2025, with annual rates dropping to 0.5% and energy prices declining, while some goods categories saw price moderation and others saw price increases.
Moderate economic indicator showing mixed price dynamics across different goods categories, with potential implications for broader European market sentiment and inflation trends.
Bulgaria Producer Prices Rise for 9th Month âšī¸
Bulgaria experienced a 8.6% year-on-year producer price increase in July 2025, with significant inflation in mining, quarrying, and energy sectors, while manufacturing costs slightly eased.
Localized producer price inflation in Bulgaria suggests moderate economic pressure, with mixed sectoral performance. The impact is limited due to the regional specificity and relatively contained inflation rate.
Austria Producer Prices Fall at a Softer Pace âšī¸
Austrian producer prices declined 0.8% year-on-year in July 2025, with energy and intermediate goods prices falling while consumer and capital goods prices increased.
Moderate price fluctuations suggest stable economic conditions with mixed signals across different goods sectors. Declining producer prices indicate potential deflationary pressures, but limited scope for significant market disruption.
Singapore Producer Prices Fall at Slower Pace âšī¸
Singapore's Domestic Supply Price Index declined 2.4% year-on-year in July 2025, showing continued deflation with varied price movements across different product categories.
Deflation signals moderate economic softness, with mixed price trends across sectors indicating potential economic stabilization. Marginal changes suggest limited immediate market disruption.
Philippines Producer Deflation Slows in July âšī¸
Philippines experienced a 0.27% year-on-year producer price decline in July 2025, marking the third consecutive monthly drop with slower price decreases in manufacturing and technology sectors.
Marginal producer price changes suggest stable economic conditions with minimal volatility, indicating limited immediate market disruption across global indices and technology sectors.
South Africa PPI inflation Quickens to Near 1-Year High âšī¸
South Africa's Producer Price Index (PPI) inflation rose to 1.5% in July 2025, driven by increases in manufacturing sectors like petroleum, chemicals, and paper products.
Moderate inflation signals potential economic pressures in manufacturing sectors, but limited direct implications for global portfolio diversification. Incremental producer price changes suggest stable but slightly inflationary economic conditions.
Malaysia Producer Prices Down 3.8% in July âšī¸
Malaysia's producer prices fell 3.8% year-on-year in July 2025, marking the fifth consecutive monthly decline, primarily driven by deflation in mining and manufacturing sectors.
Macroeconomic data indicates ongoing deflationary pressures in Malaysia's industrial sectors, suggesting potential economic softness without immediate dramatic implications for global markets.
Bosnia and Herzegovina Producer Prices Rise 2.1% in July âšī¸
Bosnia and Herzegovina experienced a 2.1% year-on-year producer price increase in July 2025, primarily driven by energy sector price growth, with varied price movements across different goods categories.
Marginal producer price changes suggest stable economic conditions with modest inflationary pressures, primarily concentrated in energy. The flat monthly adjustment indicates limited immediate market volatility.
Iceland Producer Prices Fall Softer in July âšī¸
Iceland's producer prices declined 0.6% year-on-year in July 2025, with varied trends across different industrial sectors including metal, food production, and marine products.
Marginal economic indicator with limited global market implications, showing nuanced price movements across industrial sectors without significant macroeconomic disruption.
Spain Producer Inflation Slows to 0.3% in July âšī¸
Spanish producer prices rose 0.3% year-on-year in July 2025, with moderated energy price growth and ongoing deflation in consumer goods, while showing slight increases in durable consumer and capital goods prices.
Moderate economic indicators suggest stable pricing environment with mixed signals across different goods categories, indicating potential economic stabilization without significant market disruption.
Finland Producer Deflation Cools in July âšī¸
Finland experienced producer prices falling 1.5% year-on-year in July 2025, marking the fourth consecutive month of decline with deflation easing in several sectors.
Moderate producer price deflation suggests ongoing economic softness with mixed sectoral performance, indicating potential mild economic headwinds without dramatic market disruption.