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In Bulgaria, producer prices in August saw a 1.5% increase compared to the same month last year, according to data from the National Statistical Institute. The mining industry experienced the largest price growth, rising by 9.1%, while prices in electricity, heat, and gas production and distribution increased by 7.7%.
However, the processing industry reported a decline, with prices decreasing by 0.7%.
Price increases were notable in furniture production, up by 11.3%, repair and installation of machinery and equipment by 10.4%, and the production of computer, electronic, and optical products by 9.6%.
On the other hand, price declines in the processing industry were seen in sectors such as leather processing, footwear production, and related products by 10%, wood product manufacturing (excluding furniture) by 6.8%, and chemical production by 6.6%.
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