Estonia’s producer price index (PPI) fell into negative territory in June 2026, underscoring renewed disinflationary pressure at the factory gate level. According to data updated on 20 July 2026, the PPI declined by 0.3% month-over-month, after a 1.1% increase in May 2026.
The figures, based on a month‑over‑month comparison, show that while May’s reading reflected a solid rise in producer prices compared with April, June brought a reversal as pricing momentum weakened. The shift from a 1.1% increase to a 0.3% decline suggests that cost pressures for Estonian producers eased notably at the start of the summer, with potential implications for downstream consumer inflation in the months ahead.
