International Trade in Goods Price Indices - June 2026

Export prices
In month-on-month comparison, export prices increased by 0.3% (after exchange rate adjustment by 0.5%). The biggest increase was recorded in ‘electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning’ by 8.4%. The prices increased in ‘waste collection, treatment and disposal services’ and ‘computer, electronic and optical products’ by the same value 2.2%. The prices decreased significantly in ‘coke and refined petroleum products’ by 10.4% and in ‘fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment’ by 1.6%.

In year-on-year comparison, export prices increased by 1.6% (after exchange rate adjustment by 3.5%). The prices increased significantly in ‘coke and refined petroleum products’, ‘electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning’ and in ‘products of forestry, logging and related services’, by 31.9%, 23.4% and 13.3%, respectively. Significantly, prices decreased in ‘food products’ by 7.8% and in ‘paper and paper products’ by 5.5%.

Import prices
In month-on-month comparison, import prices decreased by 0.3% (after exchange rate adjustment by 0.1%). Significantly, prices decreased in ‘coke and refined petroleum products’, ‘leather and related products’ and in ‘crude petroleum and natural gas’, by 13.3%, 2.9% and 1.4%, respectively. The prices increased in ‘electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning’ by 8.1% and in ‘computer, electronic and optical products’ by 2.0%.

In year-on-year comparison, import prices increased by 3.3% (after exchange rate adjustment by 5.3%). The prices increased significantly in a pair of aggregations ‘coke and refined petroleum products’, ‘electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning’ by the same value 40.6%, with prices in ’crude petroleum and natural gas’ increased by a further 30.3%. The biggest decrease was recorded in ‘food products’ by 9.9% and in ‘wearing apparel’ by 7.7%.

“In June, year-on-year export and import prices increased by 1.6% and 3.3%, respectively. This increase was tempered by the year-on-year appreciation of the koruna exchange rate against the euro and the dollar. The import prices of electricity and ‘coke and refined petroleum products’ increased by more than 40%,” Vladimír Klimeš, Head of the Industrial and International Trade Prices Statistics Unit of the Czech Statistical Office, noted.

The terms of trade
In month-on-month comparison, the terms of trade reached the value of 100.6% (100.1% in May). Significant positive value reached ‘coke and refined petroleum products’ (103.3%) and negative value reached ‘furniture’ (98.1%).

In year-on-year comparison, the terms of trade reached the value of 98.3% (97.7% in May). Significant negative value reached electricity (87.7%) and positive value reached ‘textiles’ (104.6%).