Colombia Producer Inflation Rebounds in July

2025-08-05 19:20 By Felipe Alarcon 1 min. read

Producer price inflation in Colombia accelerated to 2.20% in July 2025, from 2.09% in June, slightly rebounding from the softest pace of inflation since October last year.

Deflation intensified in the mining and quarrying sector (–10.28% vs. –9.44%), while inflation accelerated in agriculture, livestock, forestry, hunting and fishing (7.35% vs. 3.73%) and moderated in the industrial sector (3.57% vs. 4.35%).

On a monthly basis, producer prices increased by 0.25% in July, reversing a 0.28% decline in June.



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