In April 2025, Austria experienced a 0.2% year-on-year decrease in producer prices, a turnaround from the 0.7% increase observed in March. This marks the first occurrence of producer deflation since January. The decline was primarily driven by reduced prices in the energy sector, which fell by 1.5%, and intermediate goods, which decreased by 0.7%. In contrast, there was an increase in prices for consumer goods, which rose by 2.4%, and capital goods, which went up by 1.1%. On a monthly basis, April also saw a 0.9% decline in producer prices, a more significant drop compared to the 0.1% decrease recorded in the previous month.