Main results
- The annual rate of the IPRIX stands at -0.4%, nine tenths higher than the April figures.
- The annual variation of the IPRIM was 0.7%, 1.5 points higher than in the previous month.
The annual rate for the Export Price Index (IPRIX) in May was -0.4%, nine tenths over that recorded in April.
Among the industrial sectors with a positive influence on the evolution of the annual rate of the IPRIX by economic use of the goods worth noting are:
The annual variation of the general index excluding Energy increased by four tenths, to 0.8%, standing nearly 1.2 points above that of the general IPRIX.
General index and general index without Energy. Percentage
The Industrial Price Index of the domestic and foreign market, which is obtained as an aggregation of the IPRI and the IPRIX, rose in terms of its annual rate by 1.8 points in May to -3.3%. As for the annual variation of the general index without Energy, it increased by four tenths, to 0.6%.
General index and general index without Energy. Percentage
In May, industrial export prices registered a monthly rate of 0.4%, as compared to the month of April.
The Import Price Index (IPRIM) recorded an annual rate of 0.7% in May, 1.5 points higher than in April.
By economic destination, all industrial sectors had a positive influence on the variation of the annual IPRIM rate. Among these, worth noting were:
The annual variation rate of the overall index excluding Energy increased six tenths, to -0.4%, which is 1.1 points below the rate of the general IPRIM.
General index and general index without Energy. Percentage
In May, the monthly variation of the Import Price Index was 0.0%.
A more detailed analysis shows the activities that most affected the monthly rate of the IPRIM in May.
The INE has updated the IPRIX and IPRIM data for the last three months, making the January 2024 data final. All results of this operation are available on INEBase.
The Export Price Index (IPRIX) is a short-term indicator that measures the monthly evolution of the prices of industrial products manufactured in the domestic market and sold in the foreign market.
On the other hand, the Import Price Index (IPRIM) is a short-term indicator that measures the monthly evolution of the prices of industrial products from the rest of the world.
In order to obtain them, a continuous monthly survey is conducted, which every month investigates industrial establishments that carry out operations in the foreign market.
For more information you can access the methodologies (IPRIX and IPRIM) and the standardised methodological report.
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