PRICES at factories, mines and farms in SA slowed more than expected last month, figures showed on Thursday.
SA’s producer price index (PPI) registered growth of 10,1% year on year in November from 10,6% in October, Statistics SA (Stats SA) data showed.
The PPI, on a monthly basis, increased by 0,2% from -0.3% in October.
The PPI was expected to dip slightly at 10,5% year on year in November, a survey by I-Net Bridge found.
Frost and Sullivan economist Craig Parker said: "There was a significant slowdown in mining production, which would have contributed to November producer price index data. However input prices in general are still higher compared with 2010. We expect a further moderation in data next month from the current levels."
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