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Taiwan Producer Price Index (PPI)

Taiwan's Producer Price Index (PPI) rose to -3.73% in September 2025 from -4.83% in August 2025. This marks the highest PPI in five months. The moderation in deflation was driven by increased poultry and livestock prices which partially offset declines in chemical materials, petroleum and electronic components. Taiwan's record low PPI was -6.44% in July 2025 and record high was 14.2% in May 2022.

Monthly Historical Data (2022-2025)

(in %)
Month Producer Price Index (PPI)
Sep 2025 -3.7%
Aug 2025 -4.8%
Jul 2025 -6.4%
Jun 2025 -5.5%
May 2025 -4.3%
Apr 2025 0.5%
Mar 2025 3.6%
Feb 2025 3.7%
Jan 2025 3.8%
Dec 2024 3.1%
Nov 2024 1.1%
Oct 2024 -0.8%
Sep 2024 -0.4%
Aug 2024 1.6%
Jul 2024 3.7%
Jun 2024 3.6%
May 2024 2.8%
Apr 2024 2.1%
Mar 2024 0.5%
Feb 2024 0.1%
Jan 2024 -0.7%
Dec 2023 -0.6%
Nov 2023 -0.8%
Oct 2023 -0.4%
Sep 2023 0.2%
Aug 2023 0.1%
Jul 2023 -3.1%
Jun 2023 -4.8%
May 2023 -4%
Apr 2023 -2.2%
Mar 2023 0.1%
Feb 2023 3.7%
Jan 2023 5.8%
Dec 2022 6.3%
Nov 2022 7.1%
Oct 2022 8.7%
Sep 2022 9.8%
Aug 2022 8.6%
Jul 2022 11%
Jun 2022 13.6%
May 2022 14.2%
Apr 2022 13.5%
Mar 2022 12.1%
Feb 2022 11.1%
Jan 2022 10.8%
Taiwan Producer Price Index (PPI) : Definition
Taiwan's producer price change measures the year-over-year percentage change in selling prices received by domestic producers for their output. Key categories include manufacturing, electronics, petrochemicals, steel, and machinery.
Indicator Last Value Prior Value Period
Core Inflation Rate 1.5% 1.8% Sep'25
Inflation Rate 1.2% 1.6% Sep'25
Inflation Rate MoM 0.1% 0.1% Sep'25