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Producer Price Index
INDICATORS
ACTUAL
-2.2
FORECAST
-2.0
PREVIOUS
-2.1
TIMER
00:59:00
Remaining
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Dynamics & History
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This chart shows the historical values of the indicator over time. Each point represents the actual value released on a specific date.
Nov 9, 2025
-2.1
Oct 15, 2025
-2.3
Sep 10, 2025
-
Jun 9, 2025
-3.3
May 10, 2025
-2.7
Apr 10, 2025
-2.5
Mar 9, 2025
-2.2
Feb 9, 2025
-2.3
Jan 9, 2025
-2.3
Dec 9, 2024
-2.5
Historical Data
25 Oct 2025
⚖️ Neutral
💱 +0.10%
China National Bureau of Statistics
October 2025 Producer Price Index Data
103
→
103
PPI index at 103.3, slight increase from previous 103.2
Reflects stable but low producer price levels
No significant change in industrial price trends
Stable PPI contributed to a neutral market reaction with minimal currency movement.
31 Aug 2025
⚖️ Neutral
💱 -0.70%
China National Bureau of Statistics
August 2025 Producer Price Index Report
-3
→
-3
(forecast: -3)
PPI fell 3.2% year-over-year, worsening deflationary pressures
Falling prices led firms to cut costs, intensifying deflation
Excess supply and overcapacity remain major challenges
The deeper PPI decline increased concerns about industrial sector weakness, causing further yuan depreciation.
31 Jul 2025
⚖️ Neutral
💱 +0.40%
China National Bureau of Statistics
July 2025 Producer Price Index Monthly Update
3
→
3
(forecast: 3)
PPI showed a positive year-over-year increase of 3.3%
Indicates a temporary rebound in producer prices
Reflects some easing of deflationary pressures
The positive PPI reading supported a slight appreciation of the yuan amid hopes of industrial recovery.
30 Nov 2024
⚖️ Neutral
💱 -0.50%
China National Bureau of Statistics
November 2024 Producer Price Index Release
-2
→
-3
(forecast: -2)
PPI fell by 2.5% year-on-year, extending decline for 26th consecutive month
Decline driven by weak industrial goods demand and overcapacity
Capacity utilization has been declining since 2022
The extended decline in PPI signaled ongoing deflationary pressures, leading to a modest depreciation of the Chinese yuan.
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