Greece’s Producer Price Index (PPI) moved back into negative territory in December 2025, underscoring renewed disinflationary pressures at the factory gate. Year-over-year, PPI fell by 2.1% in December, a sharp turnaround from the 0.1% annual increase recorded in November 2025.
The data, updated on 29 January 2026, shows that the modest price growth seen in November was short-lived, with producers facing lower prices compared with the same month a year earlier. On a year-over-year basis, the December print confirms a deterioration in pricing power for Greek manufacturers and suppliers, potentially signaling weaker cost pressures further along the supply chain.
With the PPI serving as an early indicator of future consumer price trends, the December decline will be closely watched by policymakers and markets as they assess the inflation outlook and the broader trajectory of Greece’s industrial and economic activity heading into 2026.
