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Eurozone PPI Re-Accelerates as Energy Shock Spills Into Broader Producer Costs - ActionForex

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Eurozone producer-price inflation accelerated sharply in August, with industrial producer prices rising from 1.6% to 1.9% m/m and from 5.8% to 8.2% y/y. July’s readings were unrevised. Energy remained the dominant driver, with energy producer prices increasing 5.6% m/m and 21.0% y/y, accounting for much of the renewed headline pressure. Underlying price pressures also firmed. […]

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Producer prices in the euro area fell by 1.6% compared to the previous month in July 2026, the highest increase since March and above market expectations of a high of 1.2%, after the fall of 0.3% recorded in June. The rise was led by a 5.6% jump in energy costs, driven by the almost 70% surge in the reference costs of natural gas in Europe, which raised electricity bills and production costs for a wide range of manufactured goods. Meanwhile, inf…

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The prices of producers in the EU energy sector rose by 20.7 per cent annually in August, as evidenced by the publication on Monday ... 05.10.2026, PRIM

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Industrial production prices rose in August, 8.2% in the euro area and 8.0% in the European Union (EU), compared to the same month, driven by energy, today reports the European statistical service, Eurostat.

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Wholesale inflation in Europe rose sharply in August, under pressure from large increases in energy prices. In particular, according to Eurostat data, the eurozone industrial producer price index accelerated to 8.2% annually in August from 5.8% a month earlier. In the July-August comparison, producer prices recorded an increase of 1.9%, after the previous monthly increase of 1.6%. In Greece, the index accelerated to 8.9% annually from 7% in July…

Production prices rose by 1.9% in August alone, driven by an energy increase of 5.6%, a signal of pressure on business costs that threatens to move back to consumers and margins.

Under the pressure of large price increases in the energy sector.

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Action Forex broke the news on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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