Producer price indices, April 2025
Producer prices the same
Following two months of price increases, in April producer prices stayed on average unchanged. In the annual comparison, they were up by 1.0%.
At the monthly level, prices up the most in mining and quarrying, …
Compared to March, producer prices remained on average the same. The prices of products for sale on the domestic market went up by 0.2% and on non-domestic markets down by 0.3%. Of the latter, the prices of products for sale on euro area markets went down by 0.4% and on non-euro area markets by 0.1%.
Consumer goods prices went up by 0.5% and intermediate goods prices by 0.2%. Energy prices went down by 3.0% and capital goods prices by 0.5%.
Prices increased the most in mining and quarrying (by 3.7%), followed by manufacture of textiles (by 2.2%), manufacture of wearing apparel (by 1.2%) and manufacture of food products (by 0.9%). On the other hand, the largest price decrease was recorded in electricity (by 3.9%), followed by manufacture of computer and optical products (by 1.7%), manufacture of motor vehicles and trailers (by 0.6%) and manufacture of rubber and plastic products (by 0.6% as well).
… while year-on-year growth highest in manufacture of leather and leather products
Compared to April last year, producer prices increased by 1.0%. Both the prices of products for sale on the domestic market and on non-domestic markets went up by 1.0%. Of the latter, the prices of products for sale on euro area markets increased by 1.2% and on non-euro area markets by 0.5%.
Consumer goods prices went up by 3.0%, intermediate goods prices by 0.7% and capital goods prices by 0.3%, while energy prices went down by 4.2%.
Prices increased the most in manufacture of leather and leather products (by 11.1 %), followed by manufacture of beverages (by 6.0%), water collection, treatment and supply (by 5.4%) and mining and quarrying (by 4.8%). On the other hand, they decreased the most in manufacture of coke and petroleum products (by 9.1%), followed by manufacture of other transport equipment (by 7.2%) and manufacture of computer and optical products (by 3.6%).
Tables with the latest data are available in the SiStat Database.
Compared to March, producer prices remained on average the same. The prices of products for sale on the domestic market went up by 0.2% and on non-domestic markets down by 0.3%. Of the latter, the prices of products for sale on euro area markets went down by 0.4% and on non-euro area markets by 0.1%.
Consumer goods prices went up by 0.5% and intermediate goods prices by 0.2%. Energy prices went down by 3.0% and capital goods prices by 0.5%.
Prices increased the most in mining and quarrying (by 3.7%), followed by manufacture of textiles (by 2.2%), manufacture of wearing apparel (by 1.2%) and manufacture of food products (by 0.9%). On the other hand, the largest price decrease was recorded in electricity (by 3.9%), followed by manufacture of computer and optical products (by 1.7%), manufacture of motor vehicles and trailers (by 0.6%) and manufacture of rubber and plastic products (by 0.6% as well).
… while year-on-year growth highest in manufacture of leather and leather products
Compared to April last year, producer prices increased by 1.0%. Both the prices of products for sale on the domestic market and on non-domestic markets went up by 1.0%. Of the latter, the prices of products for sale on euro area markets increased by 1.2% and on non-euro area markets by 0.5%.
Consumer goods prices went up by 3.0%, intermediate goods prices by 0.7% and capital goods prices by 0.3%, while energy prices went down by 4.2%.
Prices increased the most in manufacture of leather and leather products (by 11.1 %), followed by manufacture of beverages (by 6.0%), water collection, treatment and supply (by 5.4%) and mining and quarrying (by 4.8%). On the other hand, they decreased the most in manufacture of coke and petroleum products (by 9.1%), followed by manufacture of other transport equipment (by 7.2%) and manufacture of computer and optical products (by 3.6%).
Tables with the latest data are available in the SiStat Database.
Annual growth rates of producer prices, Slovenia
Growth rates of producer prices, Slovenia
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Growth rates of producer prices, Slovenia
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METHODOLOGICAL NOTE
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During the transition period after SKD 2025 (NACE Rev. 2.1) entering into force, statistical data will still be collected and published according to SKD 2008 (NACE Rev. 2). The transition periods will vary depending on the individual surveys.
During the transition period after SKD 2025 (NACE Rev. 2.1) entering into force, statistical data will still be collected and published according to SKD 2008 (NACE Rev. 2). The transition periods will vary depending on the individual surveys.
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