Bulgaria Producer Inflation Highest in Over 2 Years đ
Bulgaria experienced a significant rise in producer prices, with a 16.3% year-on-year increase in February 2025, driven by substantial price hikes across mining, manufacturing, and energy sectors.
High producer inflation suggests potential economic stress, which could impact broader market indices and European market holdings through increased production costs and potential economic slowdown
Turkish Producer Prices Rise the Least Since 2020 âšī¸
Turkey's annual producer inflation decreased to 23.50% in March 2025, showing a continued deceleration trend across most industrial sectors with the lowest reading since November 2020.
Limited global market implications, primarily a localized economic indicator with minimal direct impact on broader investment portfolios
Romanian Producer Inflation at Near 2-Year High âšī¸
Romania's producer prices rose 4.03% year-on-year in February 2025, marking the first increase in six months and the fastest growth since May 2023, with significant price increases in utilities and manufacturing sectors.
Limited direct impact on global markets, minor inflation signal for Eastern European economic indicators
Philippines Producer Inflation Hits 21-Month High âšī¸
Philippine producer prices rose 0.8% year-on-year in February 2025, the highest since May 2023, with notable increases in manufacturing sectors like petroleum products and machinery, while some sectors experienced deflation.
Limited direct impact on global portfolio due to regional specificity and moderate price changes
Luxembourg Producer Prices Rebound in February âšī¸
Luxembourg's producer prices increased by 0.6% year-on-year in February 2025, showing first growth since June 2023, with notable increases in intermediate and consumer goods prices despite energy price declines.
Modest price changes with mixed signals, limited direct impact on broad market indices and sectors
Belgium Producer Inflation Slows in February âšī¸
Belgian producer prices increased by 3.2% year-on-year in February 2025, showing a moderation in inflation across various market segments and goods categories.
Mild inflation moderation with limited direct implications for broad market indices and sectors
Hungary Producer Inflation Slows in February âšī¸
Hungary's annual producer inflation decreased to 8.2% in February 2025, showing a continued slowdown in price increases across various industrial sectors with monthly producer prices declining by 0.4%.
Moderate inflation moderation with minimal direct implications for broader market sentiment, primarily affecting regional economic indicators
Greek Producer Prices Rise for 2nd Month âšī¸
Greek producer prices rose 0.6% year-on-year in February 2025, with increases driven by intermediate goods and energy costs, while some sectors saw moderation in price growth.
Limited direct impact on portfolio holdings, minor inflation signal for European markets with minimal significance for broader investment strategy
Austria Producer Prices Nearly Stabilize âšī¸
Austrian producer prices showed a marginal 0.1% year-on-year decline in February 2025, with energy prices falling but other goods categories experiencing price increases.
Minimal economic signal with mixed price trends across different goods categories, suggesting stable inflationary environment for European markets
Singapore Producer Inflation Slows in February âšī¸
Singapore's Domestic Supply Price Index slowed to 5.1% year-on-year in February 2025, with easing prices in several categories and increased costs in machinery and transport equipment.
Moderate inflation data with mixed price movements suggests stable economic conditions, with minimal direct impact on broad market indices and global portfolios
Malta Producer Prices Drop for 2nd Month âšī¸
Malta's producer prices decreased by 0.5% year-on-year in February 2025, with varied price changes across different goods categories, including slower declines in intermediate goods and increases in capital and consumer goods prices.
Limited direct impact on portfolio holdings, as the data represents a minor economic indicator for a small market with minimal portfolio exposure
South Africa Producer Inflation Below Forecasts at 1% âšī¸
South African producer price inflation decreased to 1% in February 2025, lower than market forecasts, with slowing price increases across multiple product categories and a modest 0.4% monthly price rise.
Mild inflation data with limited direct implications for portfolio holdings, primarily affecting emerging markets exposure