In March 2025, the core producer price inflation in the United States, which omits food and energy costs, decreased to 3.3% year-over-year. This marks a reduction from the revised 3.5% in February, and it was lower than the market's projected 3.6%. This figure is the lowest since September of the previous year. On a month-to-month comparison, core producer prices dropped by 0.1%, a significant deviation from the anticipated 0.3% increase, marking the first decline in eight months.