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German industrial producer prices rose 6.7% year on year in September

Destatis reported that German industrial producer prices were 6.7% higher in September 2026 than a year earlier and 1.9% above August.

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The annual increase was the largest since March 2023. Energy prices rose 14.9% year on year; intermediate goods increased 6.4%, capital goods 2.4% and durable consumer goods 2.2%. Non-durable consumer goods fell 1.8%.

Excluding energy, producer prices were up 3.2% year on year and 0.1% month on month. The index measures domestic selling prices of industrial products, rather than consumer prices.

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Energy, year on year
14.9 percent
2026-09 · Observed
All industrial products, year on year
6.7 percent
2026-09 · Observed
Excluding energy, year on year
3.2 percent
2026-09 · Observed
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