Producer and Import Price Index in Industry
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Documentation on methodology
The calculation of industry price indices is harmonized within the European Union and led to the publication of a methodological manual in 2012.
The industry price indices measure trends in prices, not seasonally adjusted. Price
series in level are immediately converted into indice series, and then aggregated
according to an aggregation tree for each activity (a activity corresponds to a product
of the CPF4 official nomenclature). Finally, the price indices of the different activities
are combined to obtain aggregates defined at higher levels (CPF3, CPF2 and total of
the Industry).
Aggregated indices are Laspeyres chain-linked indices, annually referenced in 2015,
that is to say that the average value in 2015 of Production price indices and import
price indices in Industry is 100.
Weights used to aggregate the monthly price evolutions are updated once a year, in May in order to calculate the definitive value of the indices for January. These weights come from different sources : national accounts, structural business statistics and customs data. The latest available data are used, usually on the year N-2. activity Indices and those calculated at lower levels are fixed basis Laspeyres indices. Their weights are usually updated only during the renewal of the samples of the survey for the activity concerned. The companies, the sample transactions, and weights (turnovers or amounts of the company's imports for the products tracked) are then updated.
- Presentation of the Producer and Import Price Index in Industry / IPPI base 2015 (pdf, en, 75 Ko, 20/02/2018)
- Presentation of the Producer and Import Price Index in Industry / IPPI base 2010 (pdf, en, 77 Ko)
- Presentation of the Producer and Import Price Index in Industry / IPPI base 2005 (pdf, en, 62 Ko)
- Eurostat metadata "Producer and Import Price Index in Industry" (IPPI) (pdf, fr, 97 Ko, 21/02/2018)
- Eurostat metadata : Import prices of industrial products (pdf, fr, 104 Ko, 21/02/2018)