Main results
- The annual variation of the Industrial Price Index increased by 1.3 points in October, to -3.9%.
- The monthly rate of industrial producer prices was -0.1%.
The annual rate of the general Industrial Price Index (IPRI) was -3.9% in October, 1.3 points higher than in September.
By the economic use of the goods, among the industrial sectors that had a notably positive effect on the evolution of the annual rate of the General IPRI were:
Also noteworthy, although in the opposite direction, is the decrease in the prices of the Manufacture of basic chemical products, nitrogenous compounds, fertilisers, plastics and synthetic rubber in primary forms, which rose in the same month in 2023.
On the other hand, amongst the industrial sectors with a negative influence, worth noting are:
The annual variation rate of the general index excluding Energy remained stable at 0.4% and was 4.3 points higher than that of the general IPRI.
General index and general index without Energy. Percentage
In October, the monthly variation rate of the general IPRI was -0.1%.
A more detailed analysis shows the activities that most affected the monthly rate of the IPRI in October.
In October, the IPRI registered negative annual rates in all regions, except in the Cantabria (0.9%) and La Rioja (0.5%).
The lowest rates were in the Andalucía (-7.9%), Region de Murcia (-6.8%) and Canarias (-6.7%).
Percentage
The INE has today updated the IPRI data for the last three months, making the data for the month of July 2024 definitive. All results of this operation are available at INEBase.
The Industrial Price Index (IPRI) is a short-term indicator that measures the monthly evolution of the prices of industrial products manufactured and sold in the domestic market, in the first step of their commercialization, that is, the sales prices at the exit of factory, excluding transportation and marketing costs and VAT invoiced.
For more information, you can access the methodology and the standardised methodological report.
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