14.01.202607:39:13UTC+00US Producer Prices Seen Rising 0.2%

The US producer prices for November 2025 are anticipated to rise by 0.2% month-over-month, marking a slight decrease from the 0.3% increase observed in September. This information is derived from delayed data provided by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Additionally, figures for October are scheduled to be released alongside the November report, as their publication was delayed due to a government shutdown. The Core Producer Price Index (PPI), which excludes the volatile categories of food and energy, is also projected to increase by 0.2%, up from a 0.1% rise in September. On an annual scale, headline producer inflation is expected to remain steady at 2.7%, while core producer inflation is forecasted to inch up to 2.7% from the previous 2.6%. Investors will be paying close attention to this release for any signs of price pressures related to tariffs, although the data are likely to suggest that such impacts continue to be minimal at present.