Austria's producer prices decreased at a stable rate in February, figures from Statistics Austria showed on Monday.
The producer price index dropped 1.4 percent year-over-year in February, the same as in the previous month. Prices have been falling since April 2025.
The overall downward trend in February was mainly driven by a 6.1 percent fall in energy costs. On the other hand, prices for intermediate goods increased at a steady pace of 0.4 percent, and those for capital goods rebounded by 0.2 percent. Data showed that costs for consumer goods were 1.0 percent higher compared to last year.
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