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Headline Producer Price Index (PPI) March 2015

4 May 2015 by Alan

Headline PPI  March 2015

The annual percentage change in the PPI for final manufactured goods was 3,1% in March 2015 (compared with 2,6% in February 2015). From February 2015 to March 2015 the PPI for final manufactured goods increased by 1,8%.

The main contributor to the annual rate of 3,1% was food products, beverages and tobacco products (6,0% year-on-year and contributing 2,0 percentage points).

The main contributor to the monthly increase of 1,8% was coke, petroleum, chemical, rubber and plastic products (5,2% month-on-month and contributing 0,9 of a percentage point)

For further details please click here.

Full Article: Cape Chamber of Commerce » Chamber Releases – Headline Producer Price Index (PPI) March 2015 – Dean

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