18.12.202509:00:00UTC+00Poland's Producer Price Index Decline Deepens in November

According to the latest data updated on December 18, 2025, Poland's October 2025 Producer Price Index (PPI) showed a steeper decline in November, with the index slipping to -2.4% year over year. This follows an already negative trend, as the previous month of October registered a PPI of -2.2% compared to the same month last year.

This continued decrease indicates ongoing deflationary pressures within Poland's industrial sector, marking a continuation of the trend where producer prices—an indicator of wholesale inflation—have been declining. The drop from October to November underscores the challenges faced by producers who are dealing with possible overproduction, falling demand, or reduced input costs.

Economists will be closely monitoring these trends as they provide critical insights into the broader economic picture of Poland, influencing monetary policy and economic strategies moving forward. Stakeholders in the manufacturing and trade sectors will be particularly attentive to these changes, which could have significant implications for pricing strategies and market competitiveness. Keep an eye on future updates for further economic analysis and projections.