Home » L-Indiċi tal-Prezzijiet tal-Produtturi Industrijali (IPPI): Diċembru tal-2023
Tqabbil mas-sena taʼ qabel
Meta mqabbel maʼ Diċembru tal-2022, l-Indiċi tal-Prezzijiet tal-Produtturi Industrijali telaʼ bʼ0.3 fil-mija. Żidiet fil-prezzijiet kienu rreġistrati fl-oġġetti tal-konsum (5.8 fil-mija) u fl-oġġetti kapitali (3.7 fil-mija). L-oġġetti intermedji naqsu bʼ4.6 fil-mija. Ma kienx hemm tibdil fil-prezzijiet tal-qasam tal-enerġija.
Il-Prezzijiet tal-Produtturi Industrijali għas-suq domestiku żdiedu bʼ0.7 fil-mija. Żidiet fil-prezzijiet dehru fl-oġġetti tal-konsum (3.8 fil-mija) u fl-oġġetti kapitali (2.6 fil-mija). Min-naħa l-oħra, l-oġġetti intermedji naqsu bi 3.0 fil-mija.
Il-prezzijiet tal-oġġetti maħsuba għaż-Żona tal-Ewro telgħu bi 2.7 fil-mija, filwaqt li taʼ dawk maħsuba għaż-Żona mhux tal-Ewro naqsu bʼ1.3 fil-mija (Tabella nru 2).
Tqabbil max–xahar taʼ qabel
FʼDiċembru tal-2023, l-Indiċi tal-Prezzijiet tal-Produtturi Industrijali naqas bʼ0.7 fil-mija meta mqabbel maʼ Novembru tal-2023. L-oġġetti intermedji naqsu bʼ1.3 fil-mija, filwaqt li l-oġġetti kapitali naqsu bʼ0.8 fil-mija. Ma kienx hemm tibdil fil-prezzijiet tal-oqsma tal-enerġija u tal-oġġetti tal-konsum.
Il-prezzijiet tas-suq domestiku niżlu bʼ0.1 fil-mija minħabba tnaqqis taʼ 0.2 fil-mija fl-oġġetti intermedji. Ma kienx hemm tibdil fil-prezzijiet tal-gruppi industrijali l-oħra.
Il-prezzijiet tas-swieq mhux domestiċi naqsu bʼ1.0 fil-mija. Il-prezzijiet tal-oġġetti maħsubin kemm għaż-Żona mhux tal-Ewro kif ukoll taʼ dawk maħsubin għaż-Żona tal-Ewro naqsu bʼ1.4 fil-mija u bʼ0.4 fil-mija, rispettivament (Tabella nru 3).
(2015=100) għall-industrija kollha
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1. The Industrial Producer Price Index (IPPI) monitors the changes in selling prices of all leading products within a sample of around 80 large enterprises which account for over 80 per cent of the total industrial turnover.
In line with Article 7 of Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2020/1197, this is the final news release wherein indices will be disseminated with base year 2015=100. Commencing with reference period January 2024, all indices will undergo a re-basing and re-referencing process, transitioning to the new base year of 2021=100. Consequently, direct comparisons of indices will be impractical, nonetheless percentage changes will remain a valid metric for analysis.
2. The pricing point for the monthly price collection is the 15th day of the month or the nearest trading day prior to that date.
3. The methodologies and guidelines used are set by Eurostat and the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
4. Commission Implementing Regulation 2020/1197 specifies that it is the objective of the Industrial Producer Price Index to measure the development of transaction prices from the point of view of the producer. The observed producer price is the basic price that excludes VAT and adds subsidies on products received by the producer.
5. Euro area exports are transactions between Maltese enterprises and enterprises within the euro area. The euro area includes Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Croatia (2023), Estonia (from 2011), Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Latvia (from 2014), Lithuania (from 2015), Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, and Spain. These are classified as ‘non-domestic euro-area’. The ‘non-domestic non-euro area’ covers transactions between Maltese enterprises and enterprises within the non-euro area. Examples include the USA and Sweden. The latter country is in the EU but does not use the euro currency. Transactions among local resident enterprises are considered ‘domestic’.
6. The objective of Main Industrial Groupings (MIGs) is to provide an activity breakdown of industry using the internationally recognised classification of economic activities (NACE Rev. 2 Sections B, C, D and E) in terms of demand-based products: intermediate goods, energy, capital goods, durable consumer goods, and non-durable consumer goods. These regroup NACE Sections B to E and cover the following economic activities: quarrying, manufacturing, electricity and water supply.
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9. Statistics in this news release should be interpreted in context to the unprecedented developments and restrictions related to COVID-19.
Main Industrial Grouping (MIG) | Total (Flow) |
Intermediate goods | 34.7 |
Energy | 14.9 |
Capital goods | 17.6 |
Consumer goods | 32.8 |
Durable consumer goods | 2.0 |
Non-durable consumer goods | 30.8 |
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