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Eurozone Producer Prices Decline in June Amid Falling Energy Costs
The Eurozone's Producer Price Index (PPI) for June recorded a decline of 0.3%, aligning with analysts' expectations. This decrease is largely attributed to a significant drop in energy prices, although excluding energy shows a slight increase in overall producer prices.
Producer Price Index (PPI) falls by 0.3% month-on-month, driven primarily by a decrease in energy prices.
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The Eurozone's Producer Price Index (PPI) for June recorded a decline of 0.3%, aligning with analysts' expectations. This decrease is largely attributed to a significant drop in energy prices, although excluding energy shows a slight increase in overall producer prices.
The Eurozone's Producer Price Index (PPI) fell by 0.3% in June, matching market expectations. The decline is primarily driven by a notable drop in energy prices, which decreased by 1.5% during the month. When energy prices are excluded, the PPI actually rose by 0.2%.
The detailed breakdown of the PPI for June is as follows:
- Intermediate goods: +0.3%
- Energy: -1.5%
- Capital goods: +0.2%
- Durable consumer goods: +0.2%
- Non-durable consumer goods: 0.0%
Despite the reported decline, energy prices have rebounded in July, indicating that the June figures may not accurately reflect the current economic conditions. As such, is considered a lagging indicator and is unlikely to significantly impact the Eurozone's economic and inflation outlook.
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NIC · Impact scores
Global: 56 · Market: 55 · Urgency: 43 · Confidence: 90 · Bearish
Themes: inflation, rates, energy
Asset impact
- EUR — Bearish (67) · EUR leans bearish based on headline/body drivers.
- US Stocks — Bearish (67) · US Stocks leans bearish based on headline/body drivers.
- Indices — Bearish (67) · Indices leans bearish based on headline/body drivers.
- Forex — Bearish (67) · Forex leans bearish based on headline/body drivers.
Market reaction
- EURUSD: 1.15455 → 1.15455 (0%) · T-15m / T0 / T+15m / T+60m
- SPX: Price snapshot pending · T-15m / T0 / T+15m / T+60m
- US30: Price snapshot pending · T-15m / T0 / T+15m / T+60m
- FX: Price snapshot pending · T-15m / T0 / T+15m / T+60m
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