Price indices for goods purchased by industrial organizations
Annual price indices from 2020 to 2023 track changes in the cost of raw materials and supplies purchased by industrial enterprises. The list is categorized by product type, including anthracite, coking coal, and other types of coal. These indicators show the percentage change in procurement costs, facilitating an assessment of price trends for specific goods over the annual cycle
Chart of price indices for goods purchased by industrial organizations, 2020–2023
- Coking coal
- Crude oil dehydrated, desalted and stabilised
- Frozen poultry meat, including for baby food
- Canned fish in oil
- Natural gas (natural gas)
- Par‑boiled pork, cooled or chilled, including for baby food
- Frozen pork, including for baby food
- Electricity
- бензин автомобильный марки от АИ-93 до АИ-95
- Salmon caviar
Set in numbers
The table holds 25 series, running from 2020 to 2023, 4 reporting periods. 97 values in total.
Between 2020 and 2023 “Anthracite” rose from 79.8 to 82.2 — 3%. The highest value in the series is 144 in 2021.
All table numbers are series: 25
How to read this table
The list contains 25 rows, with each individual commodity occupying its own row. Comparing these rows helps identify which specific raw material categories experienced faster price increases or decreases during the period. As the data is presented as indices, it shows relative changes in cost rather than absolute prices in rubles, which is useful for analyzing inflation within the industrial sector
What is visible in these numbers
The largest value belongs to “Crude oil dehydrated, desalted and stabilised” — 203; the smallest is “Anthracite” at 82.2.
The table is 97% filled: Rosstat does not publish every cell, and the gaps are left as they are rather than interpolated.
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Period and application
The statistics cover the period from 2020 to 2023 and are updated annually. Data on annual price indices for industrial raw materials are useful for economists, manufacturing sector analysts, and business executives for procurement planning and cost of production assessment
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