D-PPI — Domestic Producer Price Index
The Domestic Producer Price Index (D-PPI) and annual producer inflation. The change in producers’ domestic sales prices — a leading indicator of consumer inflation.
Latest value · May 20265,454.58index
Annual Change%28.93compared to 12 months ago
The full historical series extends back to January 2005 (257 records). Hover over the chart to see period values. Source: CBRT EVDS.
What Is the D-PPI?
The Domestic Producer Price Index measures the change in producer prices of products produced domestically and sold to the domestic market. Excluding taxes, it tracks factory-gate prices.
Why Is the D-PPI Important?
Because increases in production costs are eventually reflected in consumer prices, the D-PPI is regarded as a leading indicator of CPI inflation. The gap between the two indices gives a clue about the direction of cost pressure.