Destatis July PPI Rises 1.1% Against Split Factory and FXStreet Forecasts

The Federal Statistical Office printed industrial producer prices 3.0% higher in July 2026 than in July 2025, and 1.1% higher than in June 2026. That is the English producer-price topic page, dated 20 August. This is a beat versus both calendars. The two forecasts are not averaged.

Factory’s July PPI line on the Forex Factory calendar is 1.1% against a 0.5% forecast and a previous of −0.3%. The −0.3% previous holds on Destatis’s June release. FXStreet’s 06:00 GMT wires, stamped 202608200600, have 1.1% against a 0.7% month-on-month forecast and 3.0% against a 2.7% year-on-year forecast. Do not blend 0.5 and 0.7.

Destatis prints 1.1% against a 0.5% Factory line and a 0.7% FXStreet line

Series	Actual (Destatis)	Factory forecast	FXStreet forecast
Month on month	+1.1%	0.5%	0.7%
Year on year	+3.0%	—	2.7%
June month on month	−0.3%	previous −0.3%	—

Destatis: “The producer prices of industrial products were 3.0% higher in July 2026 than in July 2025. The Federal Statistical Office (Destatis) also reports that producer prices in July 2026 were up 1.1% on June 2026.”

Energy and intermediate goods lift the year-on-year rate

The German topic page presents energy at +3.8% year on year and intermediate goods at +5.4% year on year, beside the same +3.0% headline. Those two sub-prints are on that page. They are not a blended tape.

August PPI is the next Destatis stamp

The next Destatis industrial producer-price print is the August survey. Live euro is on prices. The stamp sits on the economic calendar.

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