Inflation of foreign producers increased in January
In January 2023, the Foreign Producer Price Index (YD-PPI) increased 4.00 percent from the previous month, 50.98 percent from the same month of the previous year, and 91.79 percent according to the averages of twelve months.
In December 2022, foreign producer inflation was 49.90 percent.
Annual variations of the two industry sectors; 45.09 percent increase in mining and extraction, 51.09 percent increase in manufacturing.
Annual variations of the main industrial groups; an increase of 50.21 percent in intermediate goods, 51.88 percent in durable consumer goods, 47.66 percent in non-durable consumer goods, 80.77 percent in energy and 50.89 percent in goods capital.
Monthly variations of the two industry sectors; an increase of 3.18 percent in the extractive industries and 4.01 percent in the manufacturing industry.
Monthly variations of the main industrial groups; Increase of 3.27 percent in intermediate goods, 3.95 percent in durable consumer goods, 3.41 percent in non-durable consumer goods, 10.09 percent in energy and 4.18 percent in consumer goods capital.
According to the annual YD-PPI, 10 subsectors showed lower changes and 15 subsectors showed higher changes.
Among the YD-PPI sectors, metallic minerals with 29.35 percent, clothing with 36.75 percent and base metals with 39.84 percent were the subsectors where the indices increased the least. For their part, coke ovens and refined petroleum products were the subsectors with the greatest increase, with 80.77 percent, computing and electronic and optical products with 73.09 percent, and other non-metallic mineral products with 72, 36 percent.
According to the monthly YD-PPI, 19 sub-sectors changed lower and 6 sub-sectors showed higher changes.
Wood and cork products (excluding furniture) were the only subsector with a monthly decrease of 1.80 percent. On the other hand, basic pharmaceutical products and preparations with 10.36 percent, coke ovens and petroleum derivatives with 10.09 percent and tobacco products with 8.12 percent were the subsectors where sales increased the most. indices.