Lithuania's Producer Price Index (PPI) continued its trajectory of contraction as the indicator reached -2.70% in June 2025, improving slightly from the -3.00% seen in May, according to data updated on July 9, 2025. The latest figures indicate a marginal easing in the decline of producer prices year-over-year.
The 0.30 percentage point improvement suggests a subtle rebound, though prices still remain lower when compared to the same month in 2024. Notably, this marks the second consecutive month of producer prices shrinking year-over-year, reflective of ongoing challenges within the Lithuanian industrial sector.
Market analysts are closely watching these developments, as the slight improvement could indicate a potential turnaround in the coming months, contingent upon broader economic recovery and stabilization efforts both domestically and in the greater European market. Whether this increment is a temporary uptick or a signifier of longer-term recovery remains to be seen, as external economic factors continue to exert pressure on local producers.
