19.12.202511:00:00UTC+00Latvia's Producer Price Index Sees Sharp Decline in November

In a significant economic development for Latvia, the nation’s Producer Price Index (PPI) experienced a stark drop, falling to 0.1% in November 2025, according to the latest data updated on December 19, 2025. The monthly figures reveal a sharp deceleration from October's rate of 1.1%, highlighting mounting pressure on producers within the nation.

This month-over-month comparison indicates a substantial slowdown in the rate at which prices received by domestic producers for their output have been increasing. The previous month's indicator, marked by an increase to 1.1%, had already slowed compared to earlier periods, but November's figure further underscores the challenges and dynamic shifts facing Latvia's industrial sector.

This drop in PPI may reflect broader economic conditions and adjustments within Latvia's market, pointing towards easing inflation pressures that could impact production costs and pricing strategies. As the country moves into the new year, industry analysts and stakeholders will likely be closely monitoring these indicators to gauge future economic health and stability. The significant decrease may also influence monetary policy decisions as Latvia strives to balance growth with inflationary control.