In February 2025, Colombia’s producer prices rose by 5.87% year-on-year, down from January’s 7.67%. The mining sector saw deflation while both agriculture and manufacturing reported minor drops. Monthly producer inflation declined by 0.46%, down from a 1.02% gain in January.
In February 2025, Colombia’s producer prices experienced a year-on-year increase of 5.87%, a notable decrease from the 7.67% rise observed in January. This marks the ninth consecutive month of rising inflation following thirteen months of deflation. The mining and quarrying sectors recorded deflation at -1.46%, a decline from 7.59% in January. Meanwhile, the agricultural and manufacturing sectors also saw slight decreases: agriculture fell to 15.85% from 16.0%, and manufacturing decreased to 4.46% from 5.13%. On a monthly basis, producer inflation decreased by 0.46%, contrasting with a 1.02% rise noted in the previous month.
Colombia’s producer inflation in February 2025 shows a significant slowdown, reflecting the broader economic adjustment after a prolonged period of deflation. Key sectors such as mining and agriculture demonstrated notable declines, highlighting the ongoing volatility in producer price dynamics. Overall, the month-on-month decrease in inflation indicates a potential stabilization in the economic environment as the year progresses.
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