Greece’s producer price index (PPI) decline moderated in February 2026, suggesting a tentative easing of deflationary pressures at the factory gate. Year-over-year, the PPI fell 1.7% in February, compared with a steeper 3.7% drop recorded in January 2026, according to data updated on 30 March 2026.
Both readings compare prices in each month to the same month a year earlier. The February figure indicates that while producer prices are still lower than a year ago, the rate of decline is narrowing. This shift may point to early signs of stabilisation in input costs for Greek producers, a development watched closely by markets for its potential implications on corporate margins and the broader inflation outlook.
