Mexico’s Producer Price Index (PPI) growth eased in June 2026, with year-on-year producer inflation slowing to 2.10%, down from 3.00% in May 2026.
The data, updated on 09 July 2026, show that the pace of producer price increases continues to moderate when comparing each month to the same period a year earlier. The June figure reflects a softer rise in input and wholesale prices than in May on a Year-over-Year basis, indicating easing cost pressures at the producer level.
The comparison period highlights that while May’s PPI was 3.00% above its level a year earlier, June’s reading shows a smaller 2.10% gain over June of the previous year, underscoring a continued disinflationary trend in Mexico’s producer prices.
