Malaysia Producer Price Index (PPI)
Malaysia's Producer Price Index (PPI) decreased by 2.8% in August 2025. This is a smaller contraction compared to July 2025's 3.8% decline. The mining sector's contraction moderated to 3.4%, driven by a 5.1% fall in crude petroleum extraction. The manufacturing sector continued to contract by 4.0%. Coke and refined petroleum products fell 14.9% and computer, electronic and optical products decreased by 7.7%. The agriculture forestry and fishing sector increased by 7.3%. Utilities also saw gains. Malaysia's record low PPI was -9.4% in May 2015 and record high was 13.2% in October 2021.
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Malaysia Producer Price Index (PPI) : Definition
Malaysia's Producer Price Index (PPI) change measures the year-over-year percentage change in selling prices received by domestic producers for their output. Key categories include manufacturing, agriculture, mining, palm oil, electronics, and petroleum products.