Germany's producer prices up 32.7% in June
Energy prices still main reason for high inflation, official statement says
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Germany's producer price index rose 32.7% in June on a yearly basis, according to official figures released Wednesday.
In May, the increase was 33.6% and 33.5% in April, said the federal statistical bureau Destatis.
"Compared with the preceding month May 2022, the overall index rose by 0.6% in June 2022," it added.
Destatis said ongoing energy price rises are still the main reason for the high price increases.
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