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PPI: Finished Goods 276.7 for 

PPI: Finished Goods came in at 276.7 (Index 1982=100) for Jul 2026, down 0.70% from 278.65 the prior month and 5.37% above its level of 262.59 one year ago. The series has averaged 109.48 since 1947, reaching a record high of 282.65 in May 2026 and a record low of 26 in April 1947.

Source: Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED), St. Louis Fed

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Historical Data

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July 1, 2026276.7
June 1, 2026278.65
May 1, 2026282.65
April 1, 2026276.19
March 1, 2026271.82
February 1, 2026267.16
January 1, 2026264.84
December 1, 2025266.27
November 1, 2025266.43
October 1, 2025264.02
September 1, 2025265.09
August 1, 2025262.93
July 1, 2025262.59
June 1, 2025261.5
May 1, 2025260.42
April 1, 2025259.61
March 1, 2025260.21
February 1, 2025262.9
January 1, 2025262.37
December 1, 2024261.13
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November 1, 1986103.4
October 1, 1986103.5
September 1, 1986102.9
August 1, 1986102.7
July 1, 1986102.3
June 1, 1986103.1
May 1, 1986102.8
April 1, 1986102.3
March 1, 1986102.8
February 1, 1986104.1
January 1, 1986105.5
December 1, 1985106
November 1, 1985105.5
October 1, 1985104.9
September 1, 1985103.8
August 1, 1985104.5
July 1, 1985104.7
June 1, 1985104.6
May 1, 1985104.9
April 1, 1985104.6

About PPI: Finished Goods

What it measures

The Producer Price Index for Finished Goods (FRED series WPSFD49207) tracks selling prices received by domestic producers for goods that are ready for sale to final users, such as consumer foods, gasoline, apparel, and capital equipment. Published monthly by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, it was the headline PPI aggregate for decades before 2014 and remains widely followed, with history extending back much further than the final demand series.

Why it matters

Its long history makes it the preferred PPI measure for studying inflation across many business cycles and for models that need decades of data. Because it covers only goods, it isolates the tangible-product side of pipeline inflation, responding quickly to commodity, freight, and manufacturing cost shocks. Industrial and consumer-goods analysts use it to anticipate cost pass-through into retail prices and manufacturer margins.

How to read it

Energy and food together dominate short-run movements, so sharp monthly swings usually trace back to gasoline or farm prices rather than broad inflation. Compare it against intermediate and crude goods indexes to see where in the production pipeline pressure is building or fading. Unlike the final demand index, it excludes services entirely, so it will miss inflation originating in labor-intensive sectors.

Get PPI: Finished Goods in Excel

Pull PPI: Finished Goods directly into your spreadsheet with a single MarketXLS formula - always current, no copy-pasting:

=ProducerPriceIndexFinishedGoods()

View the Producer Price Index - Finished Goods formula documentation or browse all 100+ Economic Data functions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the current PPI: Finished Goods?

PPI: Finished Goods is 276.7 (Index 1982=100) as of July 2026.

What is the all-time high and low of PPI: Finished Goods?

The highest value on record is 282.65 (May 2026) and the lowest is 26 (April 1947).

How often is PPI: Finished Goods updated?

PPI: Finished Goods is published on a monthly basis, sourced from Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED).

How do I get PPI: Finished Goods in Excel?

Use the MarketXLS Excel formula =ProducerPriceIndexFinishedGoods() to pull PPI: Finished Goods directly into any cell, with historical values available for analysis.

Basic info
A producer price index is a price index that measures the average changes in prices received by domestic producers for their output.
RegionUnited States
FrequencyMonthly
Last updatedAugust 13, 2026
Seasonal adjustmentSeasonally Adjusted
UnitIndex 1982=100

Stats
Last Value276.7
Latest PeriodJul 2026
Last UpdatedAugust 13 2026, 09:12
Value Previous Month278.65
Change From Previous Month-0.70%
Value 1 Year Ago262.59
Change From Year Ago5.37%
Average Growth Rate3.03%/yr
Record High (May 2026)282.65
Record Low (Apr 1947)26
Long-Term Average109.48
FrequencyMonthly
AdjustmentSeasonally Adjusted
UnitIndex 1982=100

Annual Averages
2026274
2025262.86
2024257.74
2023254.67
2022250.77
2021221.11
2020203.02
2019205.75
2018204.1
2017198.06
2016191.89
2015193.81

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