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PRESS RELEASE ON NEW SERIES OF WHOLESALE PRICE INDEX, AND PRODUCER PRICE INDICES WITH BASE YEAR 2022-23

June 16, 2026

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The Office of Economic Adviser, DPIIT is releasing the revised series of WPI with base year 2022-23. The new series will replace the existing series of WPI with base year 2011-12. In addition, the Office is also releasing new series of Output Producer Price Index (OPPI), Trial Input Producer Price Index (IPPI), and Service Producer Price Index (Service PPI) of seven services, viz., Banking, Securities Transaction, Insurance, Management of Pension Funds, Railways, Air (Passenger), and Telecom with the same base year.

Considering the wide usage of WPI in price escalation clauses, this index will be released for five years from the date of its release, along with PPI, and will be discontinued thereafter. This would give sufficient time to users to switch from WPI to PPI. The transition from WPI to PPI is in alignment with the global best practices adopted by advanced economies and the recommendations of the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Availability of both the Output PPI and Input PPI gives a better understanding of the price movements of output produced vis-a-vis inputs being used in an industry. It also explains how inflation experienced by producers on inputs are passed on to the output being produced.

Service PPIs for seven services have been compiled in the first phase based on the availability of data from administrative sources/agencies.

WPI, and Output PPI, being compiled on a monthly basis, are being released for the month of May 2026 (Provisional Estimates). The back series of these indices are placed on the web portal of the Office of the Economic Adviser at weblink (https://eaindustry.nic.in/download_data_2223.asp). The monthly Trial Input PPI (only for Manufacturing Sector) is being published on an experimental basis March 2026 onwards. The publication of Trial Input PPI would enable the Department to examine the data quality and also receive feedback of stakeholders and users.

Service PPIs, compiled on a quarterly basis, are being released for Q4 of 2025-26 (Provisional). The back series of Service PPIs is placed on the web portal of the Office of the Economic Adviser at weblink (https://eaindustry.nic.in/download_data_2223.asp).

Key features of the new WPI series (Base Year 2022-23):

  1. Increased number of Items: The total number of items have increased from 697 to 957.
  2. Inclusion of New and Renewable Energy under Electricity: New sources of energy, such as Solar and Wind, have been added under ‘Electricity’ Group. In addition, Nuclear Electricity has been included in the basket.
  3. Coherent and Integrated Structure for Tracking Energy Prices: Crude Petroleum and Natural Gas has been shifted from ‘Primary Articles’ to ‘Fuel and Power’ major group. This reorganization has been done to ensure better alignment, as this group already houses other major fuels such as coal, electricity, and petroleum products.
  4. Improved Methodology for Derivation of Weights: Gross Value of Output (GVO) has been used for preparing weights for WPI 2022-23 series, compared to Net Traded Value i.e. GVO + Imports – Exports, used in WPI 2011-12 series. Weights derived on the basis of GVO represent the economic significance of commodities more accurately, as they reflect domestic production than the trade flows.
  5. Improved Computation Methodology: The elementary indices have been compiled using short-term formulation method, in place of long-term formulation method used in WPI 2011-12 series.
  6. Improved Method for Imputing Missing Price Data: In case of non-response or missing data, ‘Targeted Mean Imputation’ method has been used to impute missing prices in WPI 2022-23 series, compared to the ‘Carry Forward’ method followed in WPI 2011-12 series.
  7. Linking Factor: The Linking Factor has been computed as ratio of geometric means of the twelve-month indices of old and new series of WPI for the financial year 2024-25. At lower levels of disaggregation, the composition of the item basket has undergone significant changes, owing to the inclusion of new items and the removal of obsolete ones. Consequently, the derivation of linking factors at such granular levels may not yield reliable results. Linking Factor for linking 2011-12 series with 2022-23 series is given below: -

Major Group

Linking Factor

All Commodities

1.53

Primary Articles

1.71

Fuel and Power

1.65

Manufactured Products

1.44

While linking factors for All Commodities and Major Groups have been provided for reference, users are advised to exercise due caution while interpreting and comparing the indices across the two series. It may also be noted that, as a matter of policy, the Office of the Economic Adviser, DPIIT does not prescribe any specific methodology for linking or converting indices from one series to another. The selection of an appropriate linking approach is left to the discretion of users, depending on their analytical requirements and purposes.

Producer Price Indices (PPIs)

The weights for Output PPI and trial Input PPI have been derived using the Supply Table and Use Table respectively of Supply & Use Table (SUT) of National Accounts for the year 2022-23.

WPI, Output PPI and Service PPI are being compiled on the basis of Basic Price (which excludes Net Tax and Trade & Transport Margin), whereas trial Input PPI is being compiled using Purchaser’s Price since industries purchase input from market.

Release Schedule

Provisional indices of WPI, OPPI, and trial IPPI for a reference month will be released on the 14th of the following month (if it is a working day, else on next working day). Since new WPI series (Base Year 2022-23) is being released, index for old series (Base Year 2011-12) will be discontinued. Service PPIs for seven services will be released on a quarterly basis with a lag of 55 days from the closure of the reference quarter (if it is a working day, else on next working day).

Accordingly, release of WPI, Output PPI, and trial Input PPI for the month of June 2026 will be on Tuesday, 14th July 2026.

Service PPIs for seven services for Q1 of FY 2026-27 will be released on Monday, 24th August 2026.

For details pertaining to WPI, Output PPI, trial IPPI, and, Service PPIs, this press release is structured into four parts: -

Part A

Provisional Estimates of Wholesale Price Index (Base Year 2022-23) for the month of May 2026

Part B

Provisional Estimates of Output Producer Price Index (Base Year 2022-23) for the month of May 2026

Part C

  1. Provisional Estimates of Trial Input Producer Price Index (Base Year 2022-23) for the month of May 2026

Part D

Provisional Estimates of Service Producer Price Indices for Q4 of FY 2025-26

Part A-Provisional Estimates of Wholesale Price Index (Base Year 2022-23) for the Month of May 2026

Part A-Provisional Estimates of Wholesale Price Index (Base Year 2022-23) for the Month of May 2026

  1. Key highlights of WPI (Base Year 2022-23) for May 2026
  1. All India Wholesale Price Index (WPI) inflation for May 2026 is 9.68 per cent on year-on-year (YoY) basis, compared to 8.26 per cent in April 2026. The index for All Commodities for May 2026 stands at 109.9, whereas it was 108.8 in April 2026.
  2. Across Major Groups, YoY inflation for Primary Articles, Fuel and Power, and Manufactured Products is 4.99 per cent, 30.33 per cent, and 7.48 per cent, respectively in May 2026, whereas it was 3.78 per cent, 24.89 per cent, and 6.68 per cent, respectively, in April 2026. The indices for Primary Articles, Fuel and Power, and Manufactured Products are 113.7, 113, and 107.8, respectively, in May 2026, whereas they were 112.6, 110.9, and 107, respectively, in April 2026.
  3. Across Groups, ‘Mineral Oils (containing Petroleum Products)’, ‘Crude Petroleum and Natural Gas’, ‘Manufacture of Chemicals and Chemical Products’, and ‘Manufacture of Basic Metals’, have been major drivers of WPI inflation in April and May 2026.
  4. WPI Food Index (weight=24.99 per cent): The Food Index consists of ‘Food Articles’ from Primary Articles major group, and ‘Manufacture of Food Products’ from Manufactured Products major group. It observed a YoY inflation of 4.49 per cent in May 2026, compared to 3.11 per cent in April 2026.
  5. Monthly indices and Inflation Rate (in per cent) for All commodities and Major Groups, along with major group-wise contribution for the past months are presented in the charts below.

Chart 1: WPI Index and Inflation Rate for All Commodities

Chart 2: WPI Index of Major Groups

Chart 3: Inflation Rate across Major Groups

Chart 4: Major Group-Wise contribution to Inflation

  1. The Final Estimate of WPI (Base Year 2022-23) for the month of March 2026 has been compiled with a weighted response rate of 97.02 per cent.
  2. The Provisional Estimate of WPI (Base Year 2022-23) for the month of May 2026 has been compiled with a weighted response rate of 84.4 per cent.
  3. Wholesale Price Index, and Year-on-Year (YoY) Inflation Rate for All Commodities, Major Groups, and Groups for the last six months is given at Annexure-I and II.
  4. Annual WPI for All Commodities, Major Groups, and Groups for FY 2023-24, FY 2024-25, and FY 2025-26 are given at Annexure-III.
  5. YoY Inflation Rate for All Commodities, Major Groups, and Groups for FY 2024-25, and FY 2025-26 are given at Annexure- IV.
  6. Item-wise data pertaining to WPI (Base Year 2022-23) series from April 2023 to May 2026 is available at (https://eaindustry.nic.in/download_data_2223.asp).

      Annexure-I

WPI for All Commodities, Major Groups and Groups for last six months

Groups/Major Groups

Weight

Dec-25 (F)

Jan-26 (F)

Feb-26 (F)

Mar-26 (F)

Apr-26 (P)

May-26 (P)

All Commodities

100.00000

101.9

102.3

103.1

104.6

108.8

109.9

I. Primary Articles

22.75730

112.0

112.1

111.6

111.4

112.6

113.7

(A). Food Articles

15.97835

114.5

113.9

113.1

112.8

114.0

115.0

(B). Non-Food Articles

5.52841

105.1

107

107.3

107.4

107.6

108.4

(C). Minerals

1.25054

111.4

111.1

112

110.8

117

119.7

II. Fuel and Power

14.11433

89.0

88.0

89.0

93.5

110.9

113.0

(A). Coal and Lignite

0.74136

86.7

86.2

86.5

87.8

87.7

86.6

(B). Mineral Oils

8.19208

86.0

84.6

85.8

92.9

121.6

125.7

(C). Electricity

4.46349

95.6

94.5

94.7

91.2

90.7

90.3

(D). Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas

0.71740

85.5

88.7

92.4

119.7

138.8

136.8

III. MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS

63.12837

101.1

102.0

103.2

104.7

107.0

107.8

(A). Manufacture of Food Products

9.02016

106.7

107.0

108.0

109.1

110.8

112.3

(B). Manufacture of Beverages

0.90483

102.5

102.9

102.6

102.7

104.5

105.3

(C). Manufacture of Tobacco Products

0.27645

110.8

110.6

122.7

122.6

124.2

123.7

(D). Manufacture of Textiles

4.08993

92.4

93.3

94.4

96.4

99.0

101.4

(E). Manufacture of Wearing Apparel

1.32948

110.4

109.9

109.8

109.9

110.8

112.2

(F). Manufacture of Leather and Related Products

0.54137

104.0

104.3

104.9

105.5

107.3

108.5

(G). Manufacture Of Wood and Products of Wood and Cork, except Furniture; Manufacture of Articles of Straw and Plaiting Materials

1.07718

109.3

109.9

110.0

112.1

114.8

116.1

(H). Manufacture of Paper and Paper Products

1.15328

89.9

90.1

90.6

91.4

93.6

93.9

(I). Printing and Reproduction of Recorded Media

0.42618

104.7

104.8

105.1

105.8

106.9

108.3

(J). Manufacture of Chemicals and Chemical Products

6.12567

90.4

91.0

91.8

96.5

101.9

102.4

(K). Manufacture of Basic Pharmaceutical Products and Pharmaceutical Preparations 

2.20102

99.9

99.6

99.6

100.8

102.0

102.3

(L). Manufacture of Rubber and Plastic Products

2.71467

95.3

95.5

96.3

101.9

105.2

105.1

(M). Manufacture of Other Non-Metallic Mineral Products

2.84074

96.1

96.3

96.1

96.8

98.5

98.9

(N). Manufacture of Basic Metals

8.41133

91.8

95.2

98.0

100.1

103.4

104.1

(O). Manufacture of Fabricated Metal Products, except Machinery and Equipment

4.13294

100.1

100.9

102.0

102.7

104.5

105.8

(P). Manufacture of Computer, Electronic and Optical Products

2.07628

101.1

101.2

101.5

102.0

102.5

103.4

(Q). Manufacture of Electrical Equipment

2.64318

107.1

108.5

110.2

111.0

112.6

114.1

(R). Manufacture of Machinery and Equipment n.e.c.

3.46796

103.8

103.9

104.3

104.3

105.0

105.4

(S). Manufacture of Motor Vehicles, Trailers and Semi-Trailers

5.43645

105.5

105.9

106.4

105.9

108.3

108.5

(T). Manufacture of Other Transport Equipment

1.39511

105.2

105.1

105.2

105.4

106.2

106.6

(U). Manufacture of Furniture

0.82618

101.8

102.0

102.6

102.8

105.4

106.1

(V). Other Manufacturing

2.03798

147.7

152.4

156.4

158.8

158.7

158.8

Food Index

24.99851

111.7

111.4

111.3

111.5

112.8

114.0

(P)-Provisional, (F)-Final

  Annexure-II

      WPI Inflation Rate (YoY) for All Commodities, Major Groups, and Groups for last six months

Groups/Major Groups

Weight

Dec-25 (F)

Jan-26 (F)

Feb-26 (F)

Mar-26 (F)

Apr-26 (P)

May-26 (P)

All Commodities

100.00000

0.30

1.19

2.18

3.98

8.26

9.68

I. Primary Articles

22.75730

-2.78

-0.09

1.64

2.58

3.78

4.99

(A). Food Articles

15.97835

-4.42

-1.30

0.80

1.53

2.43

3.60

(B). Non-Food Articles

5.52841

2.74

3.98

4.68

6.65

7.6

9.49

(C). Minerals

1.25054

-1.68

-0.45

1.36

0.09

6.36

4.91

II. Fuel and Power

14.11433

-2.63

-3.83

-3.37

3.20

24.89

30.33

(A). Coal and Lignite

0.74136

-3.13

-3.90

-2.37

-0.79

-1.57

-2.26

(B). Mineral Oils

8.19208

-1.94

-4.19

-4.35

4.26

40.74

49.82

(C). Electricity

4.46349

-2.75

-2.28

-1.56

-2.04

-2.68

-1.85

(D). Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas

0.71740

-8.26

-9.95

-5.33

26.13

56.31

61.51

III. Manufactured Products

63.12837

2.22

2.82

3.61

4.80

6.68

7.48

(A). Manufacture of Food Products

9.02016

1.14

1.61

2.08

2.54

4.53

6.14

(B). Manufacture of Beverages

0.90483

-1.63

-1.06

-0.68

-0.68

0.48

1.64

(C). Manufacture of Tobacco Products

0.27645

2.50

2.03

12.57

11.86

13.63

13.59

(D). Manufacture of Textiles

4.08993

0

0.97

1.94

4.90

7.14

10.22

(E). Manufacture of Wearing Apparel

1.32948

3.95

3.78

3.39

2.90

2.88

4.28

(F). Manufacture of Leather and Related Products

0.54137

2.36

2.05

2.64

3.23

3.87

4.33

(G). Manufacture of Wood and Products of Wood and

Cork, except Furniture; Manufacture of Articles of Straw and Plaiting Materials

1.07718

3.60

3.10

3.00

5.06

7.69

7.60

(H). Manufacture of Paper and Paper Products

1.15328

-0.11

-0.88

-0.66

0.11

2.07

2.74

(I). Printing and Reproduction of Recorded Media

0.42618

0.96

1.16

1.55

2.12

2.99

4.13

(J). Manufacture of Chemicals and Chemical Products

6.12567

-0.44

-0.33

0.22

5.70

12.22

13.40

(K). Manufacture of Basic Pharmaceutical Products

and Pharmaceutical Preparations 

2.20102

0

0.10

0.30

1.10

2.31

3.33

(L). Manufacture of Rubber and Plastic Products

2.71467

-1.35

-1.24

-0.72

5.38

9.24

9.59

(M). Manufacture of Other Non-Metallic Mineral Products

2.84074

-0.31

-0.31

-0.93

-0.10

1.23

1.02

(N). Manufacture of Basic Metals

8.41133

1.44

5.19

7.34

8.57

10.59

12.30

(O). Manufacture of Fabricated Metal Products, except

Machinery and Equipment

4.13294

1.52

2.54

2.82

3.42

5.13

6.22

(P). Manufacture of Computer, Electronic and Optical Products

2.07628

4.23

1.30

0.89

-0.58

-0.39

-0.19

(Q). Manufacture of Electrical Equipment

2.64318

4.79

6.69

7.62

7.98

9.11

11.32

(R). Manufacture of Machinery and Equipment n.e.c.

3.46796

1.07

0.78

1.26

1.07

1.74

2.33

(S). Manufacture of Motor Vehicles, Trailers and Semi-Trailers

5.43645

0.86

0.38

1.82

0.95

2.36

2.17

(T). Manufacture of Other Transport Equipment

1.39511

2.94

2.34

1.74

1.93

3.41

4.31

(U). Manufacture of Furniture

0.82618

-0.59

-0.58

-0.10

0.19

3.64

5.68

(V). Other Manufacturing

2.03798

33.06

32.52

31.54

32.89

27.57

21.87

Food Index

24.99851

-2.53

-0.36

1.27

1.92

3.11

4.49

(P)-Provisional, (F)-Final

Annexure-III

 Annual WPI for All Commodities, Major Groups, and Groups

Groups/Major Groups

Weight

2023-24

2024-25

2025-26

All Commodities

100.00000

99.3

101.0

101.4

I. Primary Articles

22.75730

106.4

112.8

110.3

(A). Food Articles

15.97835

108.9

117.1

112.8

(B). Non-Food Articles

5.52841

99.8

100.1

102.5

(C). Minerals

1.25054

103.7

113.0

112.4

II. Fuel and Power

14.11433

93.0

91.1

88.5

(A). Coal and Lignite

0.74136

92.1

89.8

87.9

(B). Mineral Oils

8.19208

91.1

88.8

85.9

(C). Electricity

4.46349

95.8

94.4

92.8

(D). Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas

0.71740

98.3

97.5

91

III. Manufactured Products

63.12837

98.1

99.0

101.2

(A). Manufacture of Food Products

9.02016

98.7

103.5

106.8

(B). Manufacture of Beverages

0.90483

102.7

103.8

103.4

(C). Manufacture of Tobacco Products

0.27645

104.9

107.6

112.2

(D). Manufacture of Textiles

4.08993

92.2

92.5

92.9

(E). Manufacture of Wearing Apparel

1.32948

102.7

105.5

109.2

(F). Manufacture of Leather and Related Products

0.54137

101.3

102.1

104.4

(G). Manufacture of Wood and Products of Wood and Cork, except Furniture; Manufacture of Articles of Straw and Plaiting Materials

1.07718

102.8

104.7

108.9

(H). Manufacture of Paper and Paper Products

1.15328

89.5

90.4

90.9

(I). Printing and Reproduction of Recorded Media

0.42618

103.8

104.2

104.8

(J). Manufacture of Chemicals and Chemical Products

6.12567

92.1

91.2

91.3

(K). Manufacture of Basic Pharmaceutical Products and Pharmaceutical Preparations 

2.20102

101.0

99.7

99.7

(L). Manufacture of Rubber and Plastic Products

2.71467

94.8

96.5

96.5

(M). Manufacture of Other Non-Metallic Mineral Products

2.84074

99.2

96.0

96.9

(N). Manufacture of Basic Metals

8.41133

93.5

92.2

93.2

(O). Manufacture of Fabricated Metal Products, except Machinery and Equipment

4.13294

99.9

99.3

100.2

(P). Manufacture of Computer, Electronic and Optical Products

2.07628

97.6

98.2

102.3

(Q). Manufacture of Electrical Equipment

2.64318

100.5

102.2

105.9

(R). Manufacture of Machinery and Equipment n.e.c.

3.46796

102.0

102.6

103.6

(S). Manufacture of Motor Vehicles, Trailers and Semi-Trailers

5.43645

104.7

105.5

105.7

(T). Manufacture of Other Transport Equipment

1.39511

101.7

101.8

104.1

(U). Manufacture of Furniture

0.82618

101.3

102.1

101.4

(V). Other Manufacturing

2.03798

105.5

113.1

138.2

Food Index

24.99851

105.2

112.2

110.6

Note: Annual Index has been calculated by taking Arithmetic Mean of 12 months indices

Annexure-IV

 Annual WPI Inflation Rate (YoY) for All Commodities, Major Groups, and Groups

Groups/Major Groups

Weight

2024-25

2025-26

All Commodities

100.00000

1.74

0.40

I. Primary Articles

22.75730

5.93

-2.19

(A). Food Articles

15.97835

7.51

-3.67

(B). Non-Food Articles

5.52841

0.27

2.41

(C). Minerals

1.25054

9.03

-0.60

II. Fuel and Power

14.11433

-2.05

-2.90

(A). Coal and Lignite

0.74136

-2.58

-2.10

(B). Mineral Oils

8.19208

-2.51

-3.28

(C). Electricity

4.46349

-1.41

-1.70

(D). Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas

0.71740

-0.76

-6.71

III. Manufactured Products

63.12837

0.90

2.16

(A). Manufacture of Food Products

9.02016

4.86

3.22

(B). Manufacture of Beverages

0.90483

1.11

-0.42

(C). Manufacture of Tobacco Products

0.27645

2.58

4.27

(D). Manufacture of Textiles

4.08993

0.33

0.47

(E). Manufacture of Wearing Apparel

1.32948

2.79

3.46

(F). Manufacture of Leather and Related Products

0.54137

0.73

2.29

(G). Manufacture of Wood and Products of Wood and Cork, except Furniture; Manufacture of Articles of Straw and Plaiting Materials

1.07718

1.92

3.95

(H). Manufacture of Paper and Paper Products

1.15328

1.02

0.55

(I). Printing and Reproduction of Recorded Media

0.42618

0.37

0.58

(J). Manufacture of Chemicals and Chemical Products

6.12567

-1.06

0.12

(K). Manufacture of Basic Pharmaceutical Products and Pharmaceutical Preparations 

2.20102

-1.24

-0.03

(L). Manufacture of Rubber and Plastic Products

2.71467

1.78

0.00

(M). Manufacture of Other Non-Metallic Mineral Products

2.84074

-3.19

0.86

(N). Manufacture of Basic Metals

8.41133

-1.34

1.01

(O). Manufacture of Fabricated Metal Products, except Machinery and Equipment

4.13294

-0.54

0.91

(P). Manufacture of Computer, Electronic and Optical Products

2.07628

0.61

4.11

(Q). Manufacture of Electrical Equipment

2.64318

1.72

3.64

(R). Manufacture of Machinery and Equipment n.e.c.

3.46796

0.60

0.98

(S). Manufacture of Motor Vehicles, Trailers and Semi-Trailers

5.43645

0.72

0.21

(T). Manufacture of Other Transport Equipment

1.39511

0.08

2.25

(U). Manufacture of Furniture

0.82618

0.77

-0.72

(V). Other Manufacturing

2.03798

7.16

22.22

Food Index

24.99851

6.62

-1.37

 

Part B-Provisional Estimates of Output Producer Price Index (Base Year 2022-23) for the month of May 2026

Part B-Provisional Estimates of Output Producer Price Index (Base Year 2022-23) for the month of May 2026

  1. Key highlights of OPPI (Base Year 2022-23) for May 2026
  1. All India Output PPI for All Commodities for May 2026 stands at 109.6, whereas it was 108.6 in April 2026.
  2. Across Major Groups, indices for Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing; Mining and Quarrying; Manufactured Products; and Electricity are 111.9, 122.3, 109.5, and 90.2, respectively, in May 2026, whereas they were 111.2, 122.5, 108.3, and, 90.6 respectively, in April 2026.
  3. Monthly indices for All Commodities and Major Groups, for the past 13 months are presented in the charts below.

Chart 5: Output PPI for All Commodities

Chart 6: Output PPI across Major Groups

  1. Output PPI for All Commodities, Major Groups, and Groups for the last six months is given at Annexure-V.
  2. Annual Output PPI for All Commodities, Major Groups, and Groups for FY 2023-24, FY 2024-25, and FY 2025-26 is given at Annexure-VI.
  3. SUT category-wise index pertaining to Output PPI (Base Year 2022-23) series from April 2023 to May 2026 is available at (https://eaindustry.nic.in/download_data_2223.asp).

Annexure-V

Output PPI for All Commodities, Major Groups and Groups for last six months

Groups/Major Groups

Weight

Dec-25 (F)

Jan-26 (F)

Feb-26 (F)

Mar-26 (F)

Apr-26 (P)

May-26 (P)

ALL COMMODITIES

100.00000

102.1

102.6

103.3

104.9

108.6

109.6

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY AND FISHING

22.15648

111.3

111.3

110.8

110.6

111.2

111.9

Crop and Animal Production, Hunting and Related Service Activities 

19.03219

111.9

111.7

111.3

111

111.3

111.8

Forestry and Logging

1.67481

114.6

114.4

115

115.4

116.7

117.2

Fishing and Aquaculture

1.44948

99.0

102.7

99.3

100.1

103.2

106.9

MINING AND QUARRYING

3.42065

106.1

106.9

109.9

117

122.5

122.3

Mining of Metal Ores

0.70792

153.4

158.6

168

171.5

169.6

174.8

Mining of Coal and Lignite

0.73980

86.7

86.2

86.5

87.8

87.7

86.6

Other Mining and Quarrying

1.23208

106.2

103.2

103.2

100.5

105.1

105.2

Extraction of Crude Petroleum and Natural Gas

0.74085

80.2

84.5

88.9

121.7

141

136.2

MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS

69.93568

99.4

100.1

101.2

103.4

108.3

109.5

(A). Manufacture of Food Products

8.47196

107.1

107.5

108.3

109.2

110.8

112.2

(B). Manufacture of Beverages

0.84170

102.7

103.1

102.7

102.8

104.6

105.5

(C). Manufacture of Tobacco Products

0.25705

112.0

111.9

125.9

125.9

127.0

126.7

(D). Manufacture of Textiles

4.38774

92.9

93.7

95.0

97.8

100.9

103.1

(E). Manufacture of Wearing Apparel

1.20494

109.4

108.8

108.7

108.7

109.6

111.2

(F). Manufacture of Leather and Related Products

0.49989

103.2

103.1

103.6

104.2

106.1

107.2

(G). Manufacture of Wood and Products of Wood and Cork, except Furniture; Manufacture of Articles of Straw and Plaiting Materials

1.08949

107.6

108.1

108.3

110.3

113.0

114.4

(H). Manufacture of Paper and Paper Products

1.03128

90.2

90.3

90.7

91.6

93.8

94.1

(I). Printing and Reproduction of Recorded Media

0.30931

105.7

105.6

106.1

107.1

108.1

109.4

(J). Manufacture of Coke and Refined Petroleum Products

7.14818

85.9

84.5

85.7

92.7

121

125.1

(K). Manufacture of Chemicals and Chemical Products

5.74793

90.7

91.5

92.2

97.3

102.6

102.7

(L). Manufacture of Basic Pharmaceuticals, Medicinal Chemical and Botanical Products

1.92807

100.8

100.7

100.6

101.8

102.9

103.1

(M). Manufacture of Rubber and Plastic Products

2.57252

95.7

95.9

96.9

102.5

105.8

105.7

(N). Manufacture of Other Non-Metallic Mineral Products

2.50437

95.6

96.0

95.8

96.4

98.4

98.7

(O). Manufacture of Basic Metals

7.46500

90.8

94.3

96.6

99.0

103.1

103.9

(P). Manufacture of Fabricated Metal Products, except Machinery and Equipment

3.15198

98.5

99.3

100.4

101.1

102.5

103.6

(Q). Manufacture of Computer, Electronic and Optical Products

1.77480

103.9

104.4

104.6

104.6

105.0

106.0

(R). Manufacture of Electrical Equipment

3.81453

102.7

103.1

104.0

104.4

105.6

107.1

(S). Manufacture of Machinery and Equipment n.e.c.

2.46158

104.1

104.1

104.7

104.8

105.5

105.7

(T). Manufacture of Motor Vehicles, Trailers and Semi-Trailers

4.39321

105.9

106.4

106.9

106.6

108.7

108.8

(U). Manufacture of Other Transport Equipment

1.34392

105.4

106.0

106.1

106.4

107.1

107.5

(V). Manufacture of Furniture

0.73566

103.1

102.9

103.2

103.7

105.2

105.2

(W). Other Manufacturing

6.80057

114.1

115.9

118.3

119.9

121.1

122.0

ELECTRICITY

4.48719

95.5

94.5

94.5

91.1

90.6

90.2

Electricity

4.48719

95.5

94.5

94.5

91.1

90.6

90.2

  (P)-Provisional, (F)-Final

Annexure-VI

Annual Output PPI for All Commodities, Major Groups and Groups

Groups/Major Groups

Weights

2023-24

2024-25

2025-26

ALL COMMODITIES

100.00000

99.2

100.9

101.6

AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY AND FISHING

22.15648

106.3

111.3

109.3

Crop and Animal Production, Hunting and Related Service Activities 

19.03219

106.7

111.8

109.7

Forestry and Logging

1.67481

106.1

114.2

113.1

Fishing and Aquaculture

1.44948

100.6

101.3

100.6

MINING AND QUARRYING

3.42065

100.2

105

106.7

Mining of Metal Ores

0.70792

107.5

127.4

151

Mining of Coal and Lignite

0.73980

92.1

89.8

87.9

Other Mining and Quarrying

1.23208

104.0

108.5

104.6

Extraction of Crude Petroleum and Natural Gas

0.74085

94.7

93.2

86.7

MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS

69.93568

97.2

97.8

99.4

(A). Manufacture of Food Products

8.47196

97.8

103.3

107.1

(B). Manufacture of Beverages

0.84170

102.8

104.0

103.6

(C). Manufacture of Tobacco Products

0.25705

104.5

107.6

113.1

(D). Manufacture of Textiles

4.38774

92.4

92.7

93.4

(E). Manufacture of Wearing Apparel

1.20494

102.2

104.7

108.1

(F). Manufacture of Leather and Related Products

0.49989

100.6

101.3

103.1

(G). Manufacture of Wood and Products of Wood and Cork, except Furniture; Manufacture of Articles of Straw and Plaiting Materials

1.08949

102.3

104.0

107.5

(H). Manufacture of Paper and Paper Products

1.03128

89.4

90.5

91.1

(I). Printing and Reproduction of Recorded Media

0.30931

104.3

104.7

105.8

(J). Manufacture of Coke and Refined Petroleum Products

7.14818

91.1

88.8

85.8

(K). Manufacture of Chemical and Chemical Products

5.74793

92.2

91.4

91.7

(L). Manufacture of Basic Pharmaceuticals, Medicinal Chemical and Botanical Products

1.92807

101.1

99.3

100.5

(M). Manufacture of Rubber and Plastic Products

2.57252

94.9

96.5

96.8

(N). Manufacture of Other Non-Metallic Mineral Products

2.50437

98.9

95.7

96.4

(O). Manufacture of Basic Metals

7.46500

93.3

92.1

92.3

(P). Manufacture of Fabricated Metal Products, except Machinery and Equipment

3.15198

98.4

99.0

98.8

(Q). Manufacture of Computer, Electronic and Optical Products

1.77480

96.6

99.2

105.3

(R). Manufacture of Electrical Equipment

3.81453

99.3

99.7

102.0

(S). Manufacture of Machinery and Equipment n.e.c.

2.46158

102.3

102.8

103.9

(T). Manufacture of Motor Vehicles, Trailers and Semi-Trailers

4.39321

105.1

105.6

106.1

(U). Manufacture of Other Transport Equipment

1.34392

102.1

102.0

104.8

(V). Manufacture of Furniture

0.73566

101.4

101.8

102.0

(W). Other Manufacturing

6.80057

101.3

103.3

111.4

ELECTRICITY

4.48719

95.8

94.4

92.7

Electricity

4.48719

95.8

94.4

92.7

Note: Annual Index has been calculated by taking Arithmetic Mean of 12 months indices

Part C-Provisional Estimates of Trial Input Producer Price Index (Base Year 2022-23) for the month of May 2026

Part C-Provisional Estimates of Trial Input Producer Price Index (IPPI) (Base Year 2022-23) for the month of May 2026

  1. All India trial Input PPI for Manufacturing Sector for May 2026 stands at 104.9.
  2. Trial Input PPI for all Manufacturing Industries at NIC-2-digit, for the months of March, April and May 2026 is given below.

Trial Input PPI for all Manufacturing Industries at NIC-2-digit

Industry Group

Weight

Mar-26 (F)

Apr-26 (P)

May-26 (P)

Manufacturing Sector

100.00000

100.9

104.9

104.9

(A). Manufacture of Food Products

14.84638

107.1

108.1

110.5

(B). Manufacture of Beverages

1.03035

106.0

104.6

104.8

(C). Manufacture of Tobacco Products

0.26443

128.0

124.9

125.7

(D). Manufacture of Textiles

5.88918

95.5

100.8

103.1

(E). Manufacture of Wearing Apparel

1.57012

105.6

106.4

108.3

(F). Manufacture of Leather and Related Products

0.77634

96.3

96.0

96.2

(G). Manufacture of Wood and Products of Wood and Cork, Except Furniture; Manufacture of Articles of Straw and Plaiting Materials

1.82194

99.7

110.3

110.8

(H). Manufacture of Paper and Paper Products

0.87494

95.1

96.9

97.1

(I). Printing and Reproduction of Recorded Media

0.46606

96.4

98.2

101.2

(J). Manufacture of Coke and Refined Petroleum Products

12.32910

98.2

112.1

105.8

(K). Manufacture of Chemicals and Chemical Products

7.98919

100.9

107.4

111.8

(L). Manufacture of Basic Pharmaceutical Products and Pharmaceutical Preparations 

2.40463

98.2

103.0

104.9

(M). Manufacture of Rubber and Plastic Products

3.40235

105.9

110.4

111.9

(N). Manufacture of Other Non-Metallic Mineral Products

3.28306

92.3

95.8

93.2

(O). Manufacture of Basic Metals

11.25229

98.3

100.8

98.5

(P). Manufacture of Fabricated Metal Products, except Machinery and Equipment

5.59239

99.7

101.5

103.9

(Q). Manufacture of Computer, Electronic and Optical Products

2.22964

108.0

108.3

108.4

(R). Manufacture of Electrical Equipment

3.64437

111.5

113.2

115.8

(S). Manufacture of Machinery and Equipment n.e.c.

5.07784

102.2

103.9

102.7

(T). Manufacture of Motor Vehicles, Trailers and Semi-Trailers, and Manufacture of Other Transport Equipment

10.49446

101.5

102.8

104.1

(U). Manufacture of Furniture

0.98353

97.6

101.0

101.6

(V). Other Manufacturing

3.77741

88.9

88.2

83.1

(P)-Provisional, (F)-Final

Part D-Provisional Estimates of Service Producer Price Indices (Base Year 2022-23) for Q4 of FY 2025-26

Part D-Provisional Estimates of Service PPIs (Base Year 2022-23) for Q4 of FY 2025-26

The Office of the Economic Adviser (OEA), Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), M/o Commerce & Industry, has started the compilation of Service Producer Price Index (SPPI) in a phased manner. In first phase, the indices of seven services are compiled using the data from administrative/institutional sources, and will be released quarterly.

  1. The Provisional Estimates of Service Producer Price Indices for Q4 of FY 2025-26 and Final Estimates for Q3 of FY 2025-26 are as below: -

S. No.

Service PPI

Q3: 2025-26 (F)

Q4: 2025-26 (P)

1.

Securities Transaction Service Price Index

89.2

91.7

2.(a)

Banking Service Price Index

102.2

100.9

2.(b)

Banking Service Contribution Index

132.0

129.7

3.

Management of Pension Funds Service Price Index

106.3

103.8

4.

Insurance Service Price Index

102.0

102.8

5.

Telecom Service Price Index

112.2

112.2

6.

Railway Service Price Index

102.6

103.3

6.(a)

Railway Freight Service Price Index

103.2

103.2

6.(b)

Railway Passenger Service Price Index

101.3

103.5

7.

Air (Passenger) Service Price Index

107.3

106.9

(P)-Provisional, (F)-Final

Note: Weights have not been assigned to aforementioned services as these services do not cover the entire service sector. However, sub-service level weights under each service, have been computed using the data of FY 2022-23 for arriving at the PPI of respective Services.

  1. Annual Service Producer Price Indices (Base Year 2022-23) for FY 2023-24, FY 2024-25, and FY 2025-26 are given at Annexure-VII.
  2. Quarterly Service PPIs from Q1 of FY 2023-24 to Q4 of FY 2025-26 are available at (https://eaindustry.nic.in/download_data_2223.asp).

Annexure-VII

Annual Service PPIs

S.No.

Service PPI

2023-24

2024-25

2025-26 (P)

1

Securities Transaction Service Price Index

106.7

95.9

91.1

2.(a)

Banking Service Price Index

104.9

106.3

102.8

2.(b)

Banking Service Contribution Index

115.8

126.4

129.4

3.

Management of Pension Funds Service Price Index

101.6

105.6

106.6

4.

Insurance Service Price Index

99.9

102.6

102.4

5.

Telecom Service Price Index

102.5

109.3

111.9

6.

Railway Service Price Index

101.3

102

102.3

6.(a)

Railway Freight Service Price Index

102.0

103.0

102.7

6.(b)

Railway Passenger Service Price Index

100.0

100.0

101.5

7.

Air (Passenger) Service Price Index

-

-

101.1

- Index is not compiled as the price reference period is FY 2025-26.

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