United States Export Prices MoM

Export prices in the US were unchanged in September from August 2025, following a downwardly revised 0.1% rise in the previous period and compared to forecasts of 0.1%. Nonagricultural industrial supplies and materials prices flattened as higher prices for nonferrous metals and petroleum offset lower prices for natural gas and chemicals. Also, capital goods prices recorded no change as an increase in computers, peripherals, and semiconductors and for industrial and service machinery offset lower prices for civilian aircraft, aircraft engines and parts. On the other hand, export cost for automotive vehicles and consumer goods rose 0.2% and cost for agricultural exports increased 0.3%, as higher prices for fruit more than offset lower prices for nuts and meat. Year-on-year, export prices went up 3.8%, the largest over-the-year advance since a 4.6% rise for the year ended December 2022.