Spain Industrial Production Price Index in Spain

National Statistics Institute · Monthly · Importance

2.9% (Aug-26) MOM · % · Monthly · CSV
13.2% (Aug-26) YOY · % · Monthly · CSV
Period%
Aug 2026 2.9%
Jul 2026 3.1%
Jun 2026 0%
May 2026 1%
Apr 2026 2%
Mar 2026 6.2%
Feb 2026 -3%
Jan 2026 0.5%
Dec 2025 0.4%
Nov 2025 -0.5%
Oct 2025 0.5%
Sep 2025 -0.5%
Aug 2025 -0.6%
Jul 2025 0.9%
Jun 2025 3.3%
May 2025 -0.8%
Apr 2025 -3.2%
Mar 2025 -4.1%
Feb 2025 1.3%
Jan 2025 0.4%
Dec 2024 0.9%
Nov 2024 2.9%
Oct 2024 0%
Sep 2024 -2.4%
Aug 2024 1.4%
Jul 2024 1.5%
Jun 2024 2.2%
May 2024 0.9%
Apr 2024 -0.3%
Mar 2024 -2.2%
Feb 2024 -2.6%
Jan 2024 0.2%
Dec 2023 -0.3%
Nov 2023 -2.2%
Oct 2023 -1.4%
Sep 2023 1.5%
Aug 2023 1.3%
Jul 2023 -0.2%
Jun 2023 0.9%
May 2023 -1.5%
Apr 2023 -1.9%
Mar 2023 -2.5%
Feb 2023 2.3%
Jan 2023 -2.3%
Dec 2022 -1.6%
Nov 2022 -2.3%
Oct 2022 -2.3%
Sep 2022 0%
Aug 2022 2.7%
Jul 2022 0.6%
Jun 2022 2.2%
May 2022 0.9%
Apr 2022 1.3%
Mar 2022 6.7%
Feb 2022 2.1%
Jan 2022 4.1%
Dec 2021 3.2%
Nov 2021 1.3%
Oct 2021 6%
Sep 2021 5.4%
Period%
Aug 2026 13.2%
Jul 2026 9.4%
Jun 2026 7.0%
May 2026 10.5%
Apr 2026 8.6%
Mar 2026 3.1%
Feb 2026 -6.9%
Jan 2026 -2.8%
Dec 2025 -3.0%
Nov 2025 -2.5%
Oct 2025 0.8%
Sep 2025 0.2%
Aug 2025 -1.6%
Jul 2025 0.4%
Jun 2025 1.0%
May 2025 -0.1%
Apr 2025 1.6%
Mar 2025 4.6%
Feb 2025 6.7%
Jan 2025 2.6%
Dec 2024 2.3%
Nov 2024 1.2%
Oct 2024 -3.8%
Sep 2024 -5.2%
Aug 2024 -1.4%
Jul 2024 -1.6%
Jun 2024 -3.2%
May 2024 -4.5%
Apr 2024 -6.7%
Mar 2024 -8.2%
Feb 2024 -8.5%
Jan 2024 -3.9%
Dec 2023 -6.3%
Nov 2023 -7.6%
Oct 2023 -7.7%
Sep 2023 -8.5%
Aug 2023 -9.9%
Jul 2023 -8.6%
Jun 2023 -7.9%
May 2023 -6.8%
Apr 2023 -4.5%
Mar 2023 -1.4%
Feb 2023 8.0%
Jan 2023 7.8%
Dec 2022 14.9%
Nov 2022 20.5%
Oct 2022 25.0%
Sep 2022 35.6%
Aug 2022 42.9%
Jul 2022 41.6%
Jun 2022 43.6%
May 2022 43.6%
Apr 2022 44.5%
Mar 2022 47.0%
Feb 2022 41.4%
Jan 2022 36.1%
Dec 2021 35.2%
Nov 2021 32.2%
Oct 2021 31.8%
Sep 2021 23.8%

About this indicator

Source
National Statistics Institute (INE)
Frequency
Monthly
Release
One month after the period it refers to.
What it is
Measures the change in ex-factory selling prices of industrial goods sold in the Spanish domestic market (energy, mining and manufacturing, excluding construction), before transport costs and VAT.
How it's calculated
The INE compiles it from a monthly survey of industrial establishments and publishes it as an index with a base year, together with its year-on-year and month-on-month changes. The methodology is harmonized across the European Union.
Market implications
It is an upstream inflation gauge: it flags price pressures that may later feed through to consumers, so it is watched as a leading signal for inflation and for ECB policy.
Limitations
Energy makes it very volatile, so the ex-energy index is worth watching for the underlying trend. It covers only the domestic market, not exports.