Ghana's Producer Price Inflation (PPI) dropped significantly to 18.5% in April 2025, down from 24.4% in March, according to new data released by the Ghana Statistical Service.

This marks the third straight month of decline, indicating sustained easing of cost pressures at the factory gate.

The 5.9 percentage point fall in the year-on-year rate was largely driven by slower price growth in the mining and quarrying sector, which contributed 10.6 percentage points to April's inflation, and the manufacturing sector, which added 6.9 points.

Combined, the two sectors accounted for nearly 95% of overall producer inflation for the month.