South Korea Producer Inflation Eases to 2023-Low âšī¸
South Korea's producer inflation decelerated to 0.9% year-on-year in April 2025, with moderated price increases across electricity, manufacturing, and service sectors.
Softening producer inflation suggests potential economic cooling and reduced inflationary pressures, which could influence monetary policy and market expectations for interest rates in the region.
Poland Producer Prices Drop Further in April âšī¸
Poland's producer prices declined 1.4% year-on-year in April 2025, marking the 22nd consecutive month of deflation, with significant drops in mining and manufacturing sectors.
Persistent producer price deflation signals ongoing economic challenges in Poland, potentially indicating weak industrial demand and continued economic contraction. The consistent decline suggests structural economic pressures that could impact broader European market performance.
Portugal Producer Prices Fall the Most Since 2023 âšī¸
Portugal's producer prices fell 2.7% year-on-year in April 2025, with significant declines in non-durable goods, intermediate goods, and energy prices, while durable consumer and investment goods prices showed modest increases.
Declining producer prices suggest potential deflationary pressures and reduced manufacturing costs, which could indicate economic softening. The broad-based price decline across multiple sectors signals potential challenges in industrial production and energy markets, warranting careful monitoring of economic indicators.
Czechia Producer Prices Fall Most In Over a Year âšī¸
Czech Republic experienced producer price deflation of 1.3% in April 2025, the steepest decline since January 2024, with significant drops in mining, manufacturing, and utility sectors.
Persistent producer price deflation signals potential economic weakness, indicating reduced industrial production costs and potential deflationary pressures in the Czech economy. This could reflect broader challenges in manufacturing and energy sectors, suggesting cautious economic sentiment.
Germany Producer Prices Fall the Most in 6 Months âšī¸
German producer prices fell 0.9% year-on-year in April 2025, driven by lower energy prices, while non-durable consumer goods and capital goods saw price increases.
Declining producer prices suggest potential deflationary pressures in the German manufacturing sector, with mixed signals across different goods categories. Energy price reductions could indicate broader economic softening, while consumer and capital goods price increases hint at underlying resilience.
German Producer Prices Fall the Most in 6 Months âšī¸
German producer prices fell 0.9% year-on-year in April 2025, driven by significant energy price declines, while non-energy sectors showed modest price increases.
Declining producer prices suggest potential deflationary pressures in the German manufacturing sector, with energy costs dropping significantly while other goods show marginal price increases. This indicates a complex economic environment with potential implications for industrial production and investment strategies.
Latvia Producer Inflation Softens in April âšī¸
Latvia's producer inflation decreased to 1% year-on-year in April 2025, with slower price rises in water supply and manufacturing sectors, and declining costs in electricity and gas.
Marginal changes in producer inflation suggest stable economic conditions with minimal volatility, indicating limited immediate market implications.
Iceland Producer Inflation at 6-Month Low âšī¸
Iceland's producer prices rose 5.4% year-on-year in April 2025, showing a slowdown in inflation with moderation in exported product prices and declining costs in manufacturing industries.
Moderate economic indicator suggesting gradual stabilization of producer prices with mixed inflationary signals across different industry sectors, indicating potential economic normalization.
Ireland Wholesale Prices Fall the Most in 18 Months âšī¸
Ireland experienced a 3.6% year-on-year decline in wholesale prices in April 2025, with decreases across non-food and food product categories, marking the third consecutive month of falling wholesale prices.
Wholesale price declines suggest moderate deflationary pressures and potential softening in production costs, which could indicate economic cooling without significant market disruption.
Moldova Producer Inflation at 19-Month High âšī¸
Moldova experienced a 5.2% year-on-year increase in producer prices in April 2025, the highest since September 2023, with growth across mining, manufacturing, and energy sectors.
Moderate producer price inflation suggests incremental economic activity without dramatic market disruption. The data represents a small, localized economic indicator with limited global market implications.
Georgia Producer Prices at Over 1-Year Low âšī¸
Georgia's producer prices rose 5.1% year-on-year in April 2025, showing a slowdown in inflation with moderation across most sectors except electricity and gas supply.
Moderate inflation data suggests stable economic conditions with slight deceleration in price pressures, indicating potential macroeconomic stability without significant market disruption.
Estonia Producer Inflation Slows in April âšī¸
Estonia's producer prices rose 1.4% year-on-year in April 2025, showing a slowdown in producer inflation across most economic sectors, with a monthly price decline of 1.0%.
Moderate economic indicator suggesting stabilization of producer prices with minimal volatility, indicating potential economic normalization without significant market disruption.