OECD Producer Price Index Ranking

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OECD Producer Price Index (Index (2015=100))

The OECD producer price index is an important economic indicator that measures changes in manufacturing output prices. This ranking allows comparison of price inflation rates at the production stage across countries. Countries ranking at the top (with high index values) tend to face strong inflationary pressures with rising production costs, often influenced by surging energy prices and supply chain constraints. Conversely, countries at the bottom show contained price increases and may face deflationary trends or situations where supply exceeds demand. Since differences in each country's monetary policies, energy circumstances, and industrial structures are reflected in the ranking positions, this indicator is useful for understanding each country's economic situation and policy challenges.

33 countries
Avg 147.34
Median 134.14

33 countries

# Country Value (Index (2015=100)) Year
🥇 Turkiye 626.28 2022
🥈 Norway 161.23 2023
🥉 Chile 152.28 2022
4 Colombia 151.66 2022
5 Sweden 146.96 2023
6 Belgium 146.77 2022
7 Luxembourg 146.55 2022
8 Hungary 142.64 2022
9 Netherlands 141.82 2022
10 Latvia 141.47 2022
11 Finland 139.31 2022
12 Greece 138.54 2022
13 Canada 136.58 2022
14 Costa Rica 135.84 2022
15 United States 134.46 2022
16 United Kingdom 134.36 2022
17 Estonia 134.14 2022
18 Iceland 133.94 2022
19 Poland 133.82 2022
20 New Zealand 132.09 2022
21 Spain 129.70 2022
22 Lithuania 128.10 2022
23 Portugal 128.10 2022
24 Slovenia 127.07 2022
25 Slovak Republic 123.42 2022
26 France 123.32 2022
27 Italy 123.25 2022
28 Germany 122.75 2022
29 Austria 122.14 2022
30 Czechia 118.24 2022
31 Denmark 116.42 2022
32 Switzerland 102.28 2022
33 Ireland 86.79 2022