Industrial production prices increased by 12.7% in June 2026, according to INS / Energy and oil, the largest price increases.

In June 2026, industrial production prices continued to rise, according to data published by the National Institute of Statistics (INS). Compared to May, prices recorded an increase of 0.8%, and compared to the same month of the previous year, the increase was 12.7%. On the domestic market, prices rose by 1.01% compared to the previous month and by 14.29% annually, while on the external market, the increases were 0.39% and 8.8%.

The largest annual increases were observed in the coke and oil processing industry, being 41.9% higher than in the same month of 2025, and in the electricity and thermal energy production and supply sector, gas, hot water, and air conditioning, where prices increased by 23.32% in a year. Other sectors, such as intermediate goods and capital goods, had increases of 10.17% and 6.38%, respectively. In contrast, the manufacturing of other means of transport recorded an annual decrease of 1.63%.