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Industrial production prices increased by 6.1% in September 2025 compared to the same month in 2024, with variations in sectors such as the extractive and processing industries.

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According to data from the National Institute of Statistics (INS), in September 2025, industrial production prices increased by 6.1% compared to September 2024 and by 0.9% compared to the previous month. The extractive industry recorded a decrease of 2.22% compared to last year, with a significant increase in coal extraction prices (7.94%), but a decrease in oil and natural gas extraction prices (8.08%).


In the processing industrial sector, prices increased by 3.80%, with the largest increases in wood processing (9.03%). The production and supply of electricity and thermal energy increased by 13.06%, while the capture and distribution of water increased by 10.21%. These data reflect the price trends in various sectors of the Romanian economy.

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INS: În luna septembrie, preţurile producţiei industriale pe total au crescut cu 6,1%, comparativ cu luna septembrie 2024
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INS: Prețurile producției industriale au crescut în septembrie 2025. Energia și apa au înregistrat cele mai mari scumpiri
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Prețurile producției industriale au crescut cu 6,1% în interval de un an, relevă datele din septembrie

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