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PPI plummets to 9.6% in October 2023, reflecting a 15.5% drop from September’s 25.1%

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PPI plummets to 9.6% in October 2023, reflecting a 15.5% drop from September’s 25.1%

In a noteworthy economic development, data released by the Ghana Statistical Service reveals a significant contraction in the Producer Price Index (PPI) for October 2023.

The precipitous decline to 9.6% marks a substantial departure from the preceding month’s 25.1%, signifying a nuanced shift in the country’s economic landscape.

Industry-Specific Trends

Delving into sector-specific nuances, the data reveals a notable deceleration in producer price inflation within the construction sector, plummeting to 44.0% in October from 48.9% in September.

Meanwhile, the services sector witnessed a downturn, with rates diminishing from 16.1% in September to 11.7% in October 2023.

Manufacturing Sub-Sector Dynamics

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A granular examination of the manufacturing sub-sector elucidates a diverse landscape, as 18 out of 23 major groups reported inflation rates surpassing the sector average of 3.2%.

The manufacture of textiles emerged with the highest inflation rate at an eye-catching 68.3%, closely trailed by the manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal chemicals, and botanical products at 64.2%.

Mining and Quarrying Insights

In the realm of mining and quarrying, October 2023 witnessed a significant downturn in the extraction of crude and natural gas, registering an inflation rate of 0.9%, reflecting a substantial 29.4 percentage points decrease from September’s 30.3%.

The mining of metal ores also witnessed a contraction to 14.8% in October from 34.0% in the previous month. Notably, mining support service activities recorded an inflation rate of 60.5%, adding a layer of complexity to the sector’s dynamics.

This nuanced economic landscape suggests a multifaceted trajectory for Ghana’s PPI, demanding a closer examination of sector-specific intricacies and potential ramifications on the broader economy.

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