Ghana’s producer price inflation (PPI) slowed to 3.5% in June 2026, according to the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS). This marks a decrease from previous months, indicating easing pressure on the cost of goods at the factory gate. The month-on-month change in PPI for May 2026 registered a decline of -3.7%. The data suggests potential moderation in wholesale price increases within the country. This easing of PPI could have implications for consumer prices down the line, potentially curbing overall inflation. Further analysis is needed to determine the sustainability of this trend and its broader impact on the Ghanaian economy. The GSS data provides crucial insights into the dynamics of price changes in the production sector.