Industrial Producer Price Index edges up 0.1%
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- Industrial producer price index edges up 0.5%
- Industrial producer price index up by 11.7%, mainly due to higher energy prices
- Industrial producer price index up by 12.3% due to higher energy prices
- Industrial producer price index declines 3.9%
- Industrial Producer Price Index increases by 10.9%
- Industrial Producer Price Index down by 2.7%
- Industrial producer price index drops by 3.8%
- Euro area industrial producer prices up 0.6%, EU27 up 0.5%
- Industrial producer prices up by 0.9% in euro area and by 1.2% in EU27
- Industrial producer prices up by 1.1% in euro area and by 0.9% in EU27
- Industrial producer prices down by 0.5% in euro area and by 0.7% in EU27
- Industrial producer prices down by 0.2% in both euro area and EU27
- Industrial production down by 1.6% in euro area and down by 1.1% in EU27
- Industrial production stable in euro area, up by 0.1% in EU27
- Industrial production up 0.3% in euro area and 0.5% in EU27
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Provisional estimates show that when comparing May 2008 to the corresponding month last year, the industrial producer price index of the sampled enterprises edged up by 0.1 per cent.
Monthly changes - In May 2008, compared with the previous month, producer prices in total industry increased by 4.2 per cent. Prices in the domestic market were unchanged for the Capital Goods sectors, Consumer Durables and Energy sectors whilst increases were registered for the Consumer Non-Durables and the Intermediate Goods sectors.
Non-eurozone export prices were stable during the comparable months except for an increase in the Captial Goods and the Intermediate Goods sectors. Eurozone export prices principally registered increases in the Intermediate Goods sector whilst the principal increase in the Domestic market was in the Consumer Non-Durables sector.
Annual changes - When comparing May 2008 to the same month last year, producer prices registered an increase in the Domestic market for all Main Industrial Groupings (MIGs), particularly under "Capital Goods" and "Intermediate Goods". On the other hand, decreases were registered for both the Eurozone and Non-Eurozone export markets.
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