Producer prices in the major industrial sectors fell by 0.4% year-over-year, driven by a significant drop in prices in the energy sector last year (12.8%).
The data comes from the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), which tracks current price trends. In June 2026, compared with May, producer prices in major industrial sectors showed uneven trends.
In the consumer goods sector, prices rose by 0.2%, and in the intermediate goods sector (excluding energy carriers), they rose by 0.1%. Meanwhile, prices in the durable goods sector, the capital goods sector, and the energy-saving activities and goods sector remained at May levels.
Since the beginning of this year, producer prices have risen by 3.1% in the intermediate goods sector (excluding energy), in the consumer goods sector by 1.0%, in the capital goods sector by 0.4%, in the durable goods sector by 0.2%, while prices in energy-related activities and goods fell by 12.7%.
In the extractive industry, producer prices rose by 0.9% in June 2026 compared with May, by 6.1% compared with December 2025, and by 6.8% compared with June 2025.
In the manufacturing sector, producer prices in June 2026 rose by 0.1% compared to May, by 1.4% compared with December 2025, and by 0.6% compared with June 2025.
In the energy sector in June 2026, producer prices remained at the May level, while compared with December 2025 and June 2025, prices fell by 12.8%.
