05.11.202510:00:00UTC+00Euro Zone PPI Slightly Improves in September, Still Negative at -0.1% Month-over-Month

The Euro Zone Producer Price Index (PPI), a key indicator reflecting inflation from the perspective of manufacturers, showed a minor improvement for the month of September 2025. Based on the newly released data as of November 5, 2025, the PPI registered at -0.1%, month-over-month. This marks a slight yet notable improvement from the -0.3% figure recorded in August.

The PPI data indicates the ongoing pressures faced by producers within the Euro Zone, although the less negative statistic could be seen as a sign of stabilizing conditions. A lower level of PPI decline suggests that the fall in prices producers are receiving for their goods may be bottoming out, which could portend a future stabilization in the manufacturing sector.

Economists and market watchers will be closely monitoring these figures in the coming months for further signs of recovery or continued deflationary trends, as these figures play a critical role in understanding inflationary pressures within the economy and in shaping monetary policy in the Euro Zone.