Changes in prices for industrial production sold

In Lithuania, in October 2021, against September, prices for the total industrial production sold increased by 1.3 per cent, refined petroleum products excluded – 0.4 per cent. The overall price change was mainly influenced by an in increase in prices for refined petroleum products and a decrease in prices for food products.

Statistics Lithuania announces that over the month, prices for industrial production sold on the Lithuanian market increased by 3.9 per cent, refined petroleum products excluded – 1.8 per cent. The most significant increase in prices was recorded for refined petroleum products – 17 per cent. A significant decrease in prices was observed for leather and leather products – 2 per cent. Food products went up in prices by 1.2 per cent. Most significant increase in prices was recorded for processed and preserved poultry meat – 17.5 per cent, processed coffee and tea – 14.5 per cent, though ice-cream went down in price by 10.6 per cent processed and preserved meat – 6.4 per cent, processed and preserved fruit and vegetables – 5.9 per cent.

• Over the month, prices for industrial production sold on the non-Lithuanian market decreased by 0.7 per cent, refined petroleum products excluded – 0.9 per cent.
• Over the month, prices for industrial production sold on the euro area market decreased by 0.8 per cent, on the non-euro area market – 0.6 per cent.
• Over the year (October 2021, against October 2020), prices for the total industrial production sold increased by 16.4 per cent, refined petroleum products excluded – 9 per cent.
• Over the year, prices for industrial production sold on the Lithuanian market increased by 22.9 per cent, refined petroleum products excluded – 14.1 per cent.
• Over the year, prices for industrial production sold on the non-Lithuanian market increased by 11.7 per cent, refined petroleum products excluded – 5.1 per cent.
• Over the year, prices for industrial production sold on the euro area market increased by 9.7 per cent, on the non-euro area market – 12.9 per cent.