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1 3 July 2015 Export and Import Price Indices of Industrial Products. Base 2010 May Provisional data The annual variation rate of the IPRIX stands at 1.0%, five tenths lower than in April The annual variation rate of the IPRIM is 2.6%, one tenths below that registered the previous month Annual evolution of export prices The annual rate of the Export Price Index (IPRIX) was 1.0% in the month of May, five tenths below that registered in April. By economic destination of the goods, among the industrial sectors with an effect on the increase in the annual rate of the IPRIX, worth noting were: Energy, which presented a rate of 11.0%, almost seven points lower than that registered in April. This was due to the decrease in the prices of Electric power generation, transmission and distribution, as compared with the increase registered in May. Capital goods, which decreased by two tenths its annual rate to 1.1%, due to the decrease in the prices of Manufacture of motor vehicles, which increased the previous year. Intermediate goods, with a variation of 1.8%, one tenth below that registered in April. Worth noting in this behaviour was the decrease in the prices of Manufacture of precious metals and other non-ferrous metals as compared to the increase in Despite the decrease in the annual rate of this sector, worth noting was the increase in the rate of Manufacture of basic chemicals, fertilisers and nitrogen compounds, plastics and synthetic rubber in primary forms, as a result of the increase in the prices this month. IPRIX-IPRIM - MAY 2015 (1/13)
2 The annual variation rate of the general index excluding Energy decreased up to 1.6%, standing six tenths over that of the general IPRIX. IPRIX-IPRIM - MAY 2015 (2/13)
3 Monthly evolution of export prices In May 2015, industrial export prices registered a monthly rate of 0.0%, as compared to the month of April. By economic destination of the goods, all the industrial sectors had a positive monthly effect on the general index. Among them, worth noting were: Intermediate goods, whose rate stood at 0.1%. Worth noting was the increase in the prices of the Manufacture of basic chemicals, fertilisers and nitrogen compounds, plastics and synthetic rubber in primary forms. Its contribution to the general IPRIX was Energy, whose variation stood at 0.8%, with a contribution of 0.044, due to the raise in the prices of the Manufacture of refined petroleum. On the other hand, among the sectors with a negative monthly effect worth noting were: Capital goods, whose rate stood at 0.1% and had a contribution of to the general IPRIX, mainly due to the increase in the prices of Manufacture of motor vehicles. Non-durable consumer goods, whose rate stood at 0.1% and had a contribution of Worth noting in this evolution was the decrease in the prices of Manufacture of pharmaceutical specialities. IPRIX-IPRIM - MAY 2015 (3/13)
4 A more detailed analysis showed the activities that most affected the monthly rate of the IPRIX in the month of May. Activities with the greatest positive effect on the monthly rate of the IPRIX Activity (CNAE-09 groups) Monthly rate Effect (%) Manufacture of refined petroleum products Manufacture of basic chemicals, fertilisers and nitrogen, compounds, plastics and synthetic rubber in primary forms Manufacture of basic iron and steel and of ferro-alloys Manufacture of vegetable and animal oils and fats Manufacture of pulp, paper and paperboard Manufacture of other chemical products Manufacture of tubes, pipes, hollow profiles and related fittings, of steel Activities with the greatest negative effect on the monthly rate of the IPRIX Activity (CNAE-09 groups) Monthly rate Effect (%) Manufacture of basic precious and other non-ferrous metals -2.7% Electric power generation, transmission and distribution -4.1% Manufacture of motor vehicles -0.2% Manufacture of pharmaceutical specialties -0.5% IPRIX-IPRIM - MAY 2015 (4/13)
5 Annual evolution of industrial prices, aggregating the domestic and foreign markets In May, the Industrial Price Index of the domestic and foreign markets, as the aggregation of the IPRIM and the IPRIX, presented an annual rate of 0.8%, six tenths below that registered in April. In turn, the annual variation rate of the general index excluding Energy stood at 1.0%, that is, more than one point and a half over that of the general IPRIM+IPRIX. IPRIX-IPRIM - MAY 2015 (5/13)
6 Annual evolution of import prices The Import Price Index (IPRIM) registered an annual rate of 2.6% in May, one tenth lower than that of April. By economic destination of the goods, among the industrial sectors contributing to the decrease in the annual rate of the IPRIM, worth noting: Non-durable consumer goods, whose annual rate stood at 3.4%, nine tenths below that registered the previous month. Worth noting in this evolution was the decrease in the prices of Manufacture of wearing apparel, as compared to the increase registered in May Intermediate goods, whose variation increased by six tenths, standing at 2.1%. In turn, the only industrial sector that registered a positive contribution to the annual rate of the IPRIM was: Energy, whose variation stood at 19.1%, one point over that of the previous month. This was due to the increase in the prices of the Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas and Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products, as compared to the same month of the previous year. IPRIX-IPRIM - MAY 2015 (6/13)
7 The annual variation rate of the general index excluding Energy increased up to 2.5%, standing more than five points over that of the general IPRIM. A more detailed analysis showed that, among the divisions recording an increase in their annual rates, worth noting were: Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas, whose rate increased nine tenths, reaching 22.7%. This evolution was due to the raise in the prices of this activity this month, higher than that of May Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products, whose rate reached 11.2%, more than one point and a half over that of the previous month. This behaviour was due to the increase in the prices of this industry, which increased more this month than the previous year. Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products, with a 1.1% variation rate, more than one point and a half higher than that registered in April, due to the increase in the prices as compared to the stability registered the same month of the previous year. IPRIX-IPRIM - MAY 2015 (7/13)
8 Monthly evolution of import prices In May, the monthly variation of the Import Price Index was 0.4%. By economic destination of the goods, the only industrial sector with a positive effect on the general index was: Energy, with a variation of 3.3% and an effect of 0.718, due to the increase in the prices of Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas and Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products. In turn, among the sectors with a negative contribution to the general index worth noting were: Non-durable consumer goods, whose variation stood at 0.6% and had an effect of This behaviour was influenced by the decrease in the prices of Manufacture of wearing apparel. Intermediate goods, with a variation of 0.3% and an effect of It is worth noting the decrease in prices of Mining of metal ores. IPRIX-IPRIM - MAY 2015 (8/13)
9 A more detailed analysis showed the activities that most affected the monthly rate of the IPRIM in the month of May. Activities with the greatest positive effect on the monthly rate of the IPRIM Activity (CNAE-09 groups) Monthly rate Effect (%) Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products Manufacture of chemicals and chemical products Activities with the greatest negative effect on the IPRIM Activity (CNAE-09 divisions) Monthly rate Effect (%) Manufacture of food products Mining of metal ores Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products Manufacture of basic metals Manufacture of wearing apparel Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c Manufacture of electrical equipment IPRIX-IPRIM - MAY 2015 (9/13)
10 Export and Import Price Indices of Industrial Products. Base 2010 May 2015 Provisional data 1.Export Indices: general index and by economic destination of the goods Index % Variation Effect Monthly Year Annual Monthly Year to date to date GENERAL INDEX Consumer goods Durable consumer goods Non-durable consumer goods Capital goods Intermediate goods Energy Import Indices: general index and by economic destination of the goods Index % Variation Effect Monthly Year Annual Monthly Year to date to date GENERAL INDEX Consumer goods Durable consumer goods Non-durable consumer goods Capital goods Intermediate goods Energy Indices in aggregates of domestic and international markets (IPRI+IPRIX): general and by economic destination of the goods Index % Variation Effect Monthly Year Annual Monthly Year to date to date GENERAL INDEX Consumer goods Durable consumer goods Non-durable consumer goods Capital goods Intermediate goods Energy IPRIX-IPRIM - MAY 2015 (10/13)
11 4. Export indices: general index and by branch of activity (CNAE 2009) Index Monthly Annual % Variationn Effect % Variation GENERAL INDEX B. Mining and quarrying industries Extraction of metallic ores Other mining and quarrying C. Manufacture industry Food industry Manufacture of beverages Tobacco industry Textile industry Manufacture of garments Leather and footwear industry Manufacture of wood and of products of wood and cork, except furniture; basketmaking and wickerwork Paper industry Printing and service activities related to printing Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products Chemical industry Manufacture of pharmaceutical products Manufacture of rubber and plastic materials Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products Metallurgy; manufacture of basic iron and steel and of ferro-alloy products Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products Manufacture of electrical material and equipment Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers Manufacture of other transport material Manufacture of furniture Other manufacturing industries Repair and installation of machinery and equipment D. Supply of electrical energy and gas IPRIX-IPRIM - MAY 2015 (11/13)
12 5. Import indices: general index and by branch of activity (CNAE 2009) Index Monthly Annual % Variation Effect % Variation GENERAL INDEX B. Mining and quarrying industries Extraction of anthracite, coal and lignite Extraction of crude petroleum and natural gas Extraction of metallic ores Other mining and quarrying C. Manufacture industry Food industry Manufacture of beverages Tobacco industry Textile industry Manufacture of garments Leather and footwear industry Manufacture of wood and of products of wood and cork, except furniture; basketmaking and wickerwork Paper industry Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products Chemical industry Manufacture of pharmaceutical products Manufacture of rubber and plastic materials Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products Metallurgy; manufacture of basic iron and steel and of ferro-alloy products Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipment Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products Manufacture of electrical material and equipment Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers Manufacture of other transport material Manufacture of furniture Other manufacturing industries D. Supply of electrical energy and gas IPRIX-IPRIM - MAY 2015 (12/13)
13 6.Indices in aggregates of domestic and international markets (IPRI+IPRIX): general and by branch of activity (CNAE 2009) Index Monthly Annual % Variation Effect % Variation GENERAL INDEX B. Mining and quarrying industries Extraction of anthracite, coal and lignite Extraction of metallic ores Other mining and quarrying C. Manufacture industry Food industry Manufacture of beverages Tobacco industry Textile industry Manufacture of garments Leather and footwear industry Manufacture of wood and of products of wood and cork, except furniture; basketmaking and wickerwork Paper industry Printing and service activities related to printing Manufacture of coke and refined petroleum products Chemical industry Manufacture of pharmaceutical products Manufacture of rubber and plastic materials Manufacture of other non-metallic ore products Metallurgy; manufacture of basic iron and steel and of ferro-alloy products Manufacture of metal products, except machinery and equipme Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products Manufacture of electrical material and equipment Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c Manufacture of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers Manufacture of other transport material Manufacture of furniture Other manufacturing industries Repair and installation of machinery and equipment D. Supply of electrical energy and gas E. Supply of water For further information see INEbase - All press releases at: Press Office: Telephone numbers: / Fax: gprensa@ine.es Information Area: Telephone number: Fax: IPRIX-IPRIM - MAY 2015 (13/13)
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