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The Purchase Price Index (PPI) is down 22 points from 151.4 in August 2025.
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This figure is a 1.5 increase from 153.2 in May which Ornua said reflects 'stronger market returns in some product categories for the month of June'.
This decrease marks the third consecutive fall in the index from 161.9 in February this year which Ornua said reflects “weaker market returns for the month of May”.
This figure is down from 159.6 the previous month and also below the February index of 161.9, which Ornua said reflects weaker market returns in the month.
A spokesperson for Ornua said: “The results reflect a softening in market returns for some product categories over the month of March.”
Ornua reported no change to February's PPI, stating that market returns have been stable.
This is the sixth consecutive increase in Ornua’s PPI since July 2024.
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