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In September 2025, industrial producer prices in the Euro Area experienced a modest decline of 0.1% from the previous month, marking the second successive month of decrease and contrary to projections of no change. This reduction was largely influenced by a 0.2% drop in energy prices, following a more significant 1.5% fall in August. Meanwhile, prices for intermediate and capital goods remained stable. In contrast, prices for durable consumer goods increased by 0.3%, recovering from a previous 0.1% decline, and non-durable consumer goods saw a slight rise of 0.1%. On a year-over-year comparison, producer prices fell by 0.2%, in alignment with a 0.6% decrease in August and consistent with market forecasts.