21.08.202508:00:00UTC+00Poland's Producer Price Index Shows Milder Decline in July 2025

In a slight improvement for Poland’s economic landscape, the Producer Price Index (PPI) displayed a smaller decline in July 2025 as it reached -1.2%, according to data updated on August 21, 2025. This marks a positive shift from the previous month of June 2025, where the PPI was recorded at -1.5%.

This year-over-year comparison indicates that producers in Poland saw a lesser contraction in prices in July compared to June. Such a trend can be seen as a signal of potential stabilization within the production sector, although the index still reflects a decrease when compared against the same month in the previous year.

The reduced rate of decline in the PPI could be indicative of easing pressures including costs of raw materials or a change in demand dynamics. While the negative index still points to deflationary conditions, the shift could suggest the beginning of a tentative recovery phase in Poland's producer prices landscape. Stakeholders will be keenly watching upcoming months to determine whether this trend will sustain and eventually translate into broader economic stability.