Industrial Inputs Price Index

IMF Industrial Inputs Price Index — Historical Chart

198.2

▲ 24.43% YoYJun 2026

All-Time High

221.1

All-Time Low

43.6

Data Since

1992

Source: FRED / IMFShaded = NBER recessions

IMF Primary Commodity Prices: Industrial Inputs Index (2016=100). An aggregate covering base metals and other industrial raw materials including copper, aluminum, iron ore, tin, nickel, zinc, and lead. Industrial input prices are among the most reliable leading indicators of global manufacturing output and infrastructure investment. China accounts for ~50% of global base metal consumption, making this index effectively a real-time barometer of Chinese economic activity.

Data is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results.