In February 2025, Colombia’s producer prices increased by 5.87%, declining from a 7.67% rise in January. Deflation occurred in mining and quarrying, while agriculture and manufacturing saw slight decreases. Monthly producer inflation fell by 0.46%, down from an increase of 1.02% in January.
In February 2025, producer prices in Colombia rose by 5.87% year-on-year, a decrease from January’s 7.67% increase. This shift represents the ninth consecutive rise in producer prices after a period of thirteen months characterized by deflation. Notably, the mining and quarrying sector experienced deflation, registering a decrease of 1.46%, in contrast to January’s increase of 7.59%.
Furthermore, agricultural sectors such as livestock, forestry, hunting, and fishing saw a slight decline with prices at 15.85%, down from 16.0%. The manufacturing sector also reflected a decline, showing an increase of 4.46% in February, compared to 5.13% in January.
On a monthly scale, producer inflation decreased by 0.46%, reversing the previous month’s rise of 1.02%.
In summary, Colombia’s producer inflation has shown a notable slowdown in February 2025, reflecting an increase of 5.87%, down from 7.67% in January. The mining and quarrying sectors have transitioned into deflation, alongside marginal decreases in agriculture and manufacturing prices. Overall, the reduction in monthly producer inflation indicates a significant change from earlier trends.
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