Compared to July 2020, domestic output prices were 18.3% higher on average, within which the price rise was 14.9% in manufacturing, representing a weight of 63%, and 26.1% in energy industry (electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply), with a weight of 31%.

Prices in Hungary went up by 24.5% in energy and intermediate producer branches together, by 6.4% in capital goods producer and by 5.1% in consumer goods producer branches out of the end-use groups of the producer branches of industry.

Industrial non-domestic output prices rose by 13%, within which the price increase was 9.2% in manufacturing, representing a weight of 95%, and – owing to a rise in world market prices, a weakening of the forint, and a fall of raw materials prices in the base period – 117.4% in energy industry, with a weight of 4.5%.

Compared to June 2021, domestic output prices rose by 3.3% and non-domestic output prices by 3.6%, meaning that industrial producer prices as a whole increased by 3.5%.

In January-July 2021, domestic output prices increased by 10.9%, while non-domestic output prices rose by 9.9% compared to the first seven months of 2020. Industrial producer prices as a whole went up by 10.3%.