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The Producer Price Index (PPI) program measures the average change over time in the selling prices received by domestic producers for their output. The prices included in the PPI are from the first commercial transaction for many products and some services.
Notices
- PPI Weights to be Updated to Reflect 2017 Census Shipment Values Read More »
- Recalculated Seasonal Adjustment Factors and Relative Importance Figures Read More »
- Producer Price Index to Publish Interim Index Values to 3 Decimal Places Read More »
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PPI for final demand components, 1-month percent change, November 2022
Commodity
1-month percent change
Goods
0.1%
Foods
3.3%
Fresh fruits and melons(1)
3.2%
Fresh and dry vegetables(1)
38.1%
Meats
2.3%
Processed poultry
2.9%
Dairy products
-0.7%
Soft drinks(1)
0.1%
Energy
-3.3%
Residential electric power
-0.6%
Residential natural gas
-3.5%
Gasoline
-6.0%
Jet fuel(1)
0.2%
Home heating oil and distillates
-13.1%
No. 2 diesel fuel
-4.5%
Goods less foods and energy
0.3%
Industrial chemicals
-1.4%
Pharmaceutical preparations
0.1%
Passenger cars
0.3%
Trucks, 14,000 lbs. and under
0.5%
Aircraft and aircraft equipment
0.3%
Cigarettes, including nontobacco(1)
2.1%
Services
0.4%
Trade services
0.7%
Machinery and equipment and parts and supplies wholesaling(1)
1.3%
Food and alcohol retailing
0.1%
Health and beauty retailing, including optical goods(1)
0.0%
Apparel, jewelry, footwear, and accessories retailing
3.5%
Automobiles and automobile parts retailing(1)
-3.8%
Fuels and lubricants retailing(1)
5.1%
Transportation and warehousing services
-0.9%
Rail transportation of freight and mail(1)
0.6%
Truck transportation of freight(1)
1.1%
Water transportation of freight(1)
1.5%
Air transportation of freight(1)
-2.0%
Courier, messenger, and U.S. postal service
0.5%
Airline passenger services
-5.7%
Less trade, transportation, and warehousing
0.4%
Loan services (partial)
6.7%
Securities brokerage, dealing, investment advice, and related services(1)
11.3%
Portfolio management(1)
1.7%
Outpatient care (partial)
0.1%
Inpatient care
0.2%
Traveler accommodation services
-1.6%
Footnotes
(1) Not seasonally adjusted.
Note: All data are subject to revision 4 months after originally published.
Latest Numbers
FINAL DEMAND GOODS:
Total
+0.1%(p) in Nov 2022
Foods
+3.3%(p) in Nov 2022
Energy
-3.3%(p) in Nov 2022
Core goods
+0.3%(p) in Nov 2022
FINAL DEMAND SERVICES:
Total
+0.4%(p) in Nov 2022
Transportation and warehousing
-0.9%(p) in Nov 2022
Trade
+0.7%(p) in Nov 2022
Other
+0.4%(p) in Nov 2022
FINAL DEMAND CONSTRUCTION:
Construction
+0.1%(p) in Nov 2022
INTERMEDIATE DEMAND BY COMMODITY TYPE:
Processed goods
-0.9%(p) in Nov 2022
Unprocessed goods
-3.2%(p) in Nov 2022
Services
+0.6%(p) in Nov 2022
INTERMEDIATE DEMAND BY PRODUCTION FLOW:
Stage 4 intermediate demand
+0.2%(p) in Nov 2022
Stage 3 intermediate demand
-0.4%(p) in Nov 2022
Stage 2 intermediate demand
-1.4%(p) in Nov 2022
Stage 1 intermediate demand
-0.3%(p) in Nov 2022
GOODS:
Motor vehicles
+0.4%(p) in Nov 2022
Pharmaceutical preparations
+0.1%(p) in Nov 2022
Gasoline
-6.0%(p) in Nov 2022
Meats
+2.3%(p) in Nov 2022
Industrial chemicals
-1.1%(p) in Nov 2022
Lumber
-2.5%(p) in Nov 2022
Steel mill products
-3.0%(p) in Nov 2022
Diesel fuel
-4.5%(p) in Nov 2022
Prepared animal feeds
+0.6%(p) in Nov 2022
Crude petroleum
-2.3%(p) in Nov 2022
Grains
-1.1%(p) in Nov 2022
Carbon steel scrap
-3.5%(p) in Nov 2022
SERVICES:
Outpatient healthcare
+0.1%(p) in Nov 2022
Inpatient healthcare services
+0.2%(p) in Nov 2022
Food and alcohol retailing
+0.1%(p) in Nov 2022
Apparel and jewelry retailing
+3.5%(p) in Nov 2022
Airline passenger services
-5.7%(p) in Nov 2022
Securities brokerage, dealing, investment, and related services
+11.3%(p) in Nov 2022
Business loans (partial)
+14.1%(p) in Nov 2022
Legal services
+0.4%(p) in Nov 2022
Truck transportation of freight
+1.1%(p) in Nov 2022
Machinery and equipment wholesaling
+1.3%(p) in Nov 2022
Historical Data
News Release
SA - Seasonally Adjusted
NSA - Not Seasonally Adjusted
p - preliminary
News Release
PPI for final demand advances 0.3% in November; services rise 0.4%, goods increase 0.1%
12/09/2022
The Producer Price Index for final demand increased 0.3 percent in November. Prices for final
demand services advanced 0.4 percent, and the index for final demand goods inched up 0.1
percent. The index for final demand rose 7.4 percent for the 12 months ended in November.
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Next Release
December 2022 PPI data are scheduled to be released on January 18, 2023, at 8:30 A.M. Eastern Time.
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Publications
The Economics Daily
Producer prices for final demand rose 7.4 percent over the year ended November 2022
Producer prices for final demand rose 7.4 percent over the year ended November 2022. A 9.7-percent rise in producer prices for goods, a 5.9-percent rise in producer prices for services, and a 19.0-percent rise in producer prices for construction led to this price increase. read more »
Beyond the Numbers
Exploring price increases in 2021 and previous periods of inflation
Measures of price change in the U.S. recently experienced the largest period of inflation since 2008. Ongoing complications of the coronavirus pandemic contributed to this. In 2021, a semiconductor shortage caused decreased production in a variety of industries. Port congestion resulted in product delivery delays and to substantial supply shortfalls, causing upward price pressure. To gain perspective on recent trends, this article turns to past periods of high inflation. read more »
Monthly Labor Review
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From the 2007–09 Great Recession to the onset of the coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic, the new-vehicle market in the United States changed significantly. Consumer and producer price trends examined in this article show how dealers’ profits on new vehicles declined and, subsequently, how dealers successfully expanded financial services to improve revenue and profit. read more »