Industrial production fell 2.8% in the first five months of 2025, but rose 7.8% in May from the previous month.
Ana-Maria Tapescu
Economy
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According to the NSI, industrial output fell by 2.8% in the first five months of 2025, influenced by declines in manufacturing (-3.4%) and mining and quarrying (-1.4%). However, in May, industrial output increased by 7.8% compared to April, thanks to advances in manufacturing (+9%) and mining and quarrying (+6%). Compared to May 2024, industrial output increased by 7.1%, supported by all industrial sectors.
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INS: Producţia industrială a scăzut ca serie brută cu 2,8%, în primele cinci luni
Producția industrială a scăzut cu 2,8% în primele cinci luni din 2025, potrivit INS
Producția industrială din România a scăzut cu 1,3% în primele cinci luni ale anului față de aceeași perioadă a anului trecut
Producţia industrială s-a redus în primele 5 luni din 2025 cu 2,8% an/an, după ce industria prelucrătoare a scăzut cu 3,4% şi industria extractivă cu 1,4%
Creștere a producției industriale cu 7,1% în mai față de anul trecut, arată INS
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