Producer Price Index (PPI)

US PPI All Commodities — 110-Year Historical Chart

286.8

▲ 10.11% YoYJun 2026

All-Time High

290.5

All-Time Low

10.3

Data Since

1913

Source: FRED / BLSShaded = NBER recessions

The Producer Price Index for all commodities going back to 1913 — one of the longest US price series available. PPI measures prices received by domestic producers and is a leading indicator for CPI inflation (price pressures travel up the supply chain). The WWI, WWII, 1970s, and COVID spikes are dramatic.

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