Georgia's producer prices for industrial goods rise 4.6% year on year in September
Georgia's Producer Price Index for Industrial Products rose 4.6 percent in September 2026 compared with September 2025, Geostat reported. Against the previous month, the index fell 0.02 percent.
Mining and quarrying recorded the largest annual increase at 12.6 percent, with metal ores up 12.1 percent. Prices in manufacturing rose 4.1 percent, including food products at 4.1 percent and basic metals at 8.5 percent. Electricity and gas supply prices increased 3.2 percent.
The index covers the prices producers receive for industrial output and sits apart from consumer inflation.
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