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Wholesale prices in Ireland decreased in the month of November, according to the Central Statistics Office on Friday.
Wholesale prices fell by 0.1% in November from October, swung from October’s monthly rise of 1.1%. On an annual basis, however, prices were 1.4% lower in November, compared to the 2.4% decline in October.
Wholesale electricity prices declined 2.1% in November from the prior month and were 14% lower year-on-year.
The CSO said domestic producer prices for manufactured goods were on average 3.7% lower in November compared to a year before, while producer prices for exported goods rose by 1.6%. Overall, manufacturing producer prices - combining domestic production and exports - were 1.4% higher annually.
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