Slovakia Industrial Production in Slovakia

Statistical Office of the Slovak Republic · Monthly · Importance

99.6 (Jun-26) ABS · index (2021=100) · Monthly · CSV
2.0% (Jun-26) YOY · % · Monthly · CSV
2.5% (Jun-26) MOM · % · Monthly · CSV
Periodindex (2021=100)
Jun 2026 99.6
May 2026 97.2
Apr 2026 96.7
Mar 2026 104.2
Feb 2026 96.3
Jan 2026 93.7
Dec 2025 83.9
Nov 2025 102.1
Oct 2025 106.4
Sep 2025 101.6
Aug 2025 85.5
Jul 2025 85.5
Jun 2025 97.6
May 2025 99.2
Apr 2025 99.9
Mar 2025 105.1
Feb 2025 99.2
Jan 2025 91.4
Dec 2024 91.5
Nov 2024 106.9
Oct 2024 110.4
Sep 2024 100.7
Aug 2024 91.4
Jul 2024 89.2
Jun 2024 101.6
May 2024 103.4
Apr 2024 100.5
Mar 2024 101.5
Feb 2024 100.6
Jan 2024 96.1
Dec 2023 91.1
Nov 2023 105.6
Oct 2023 108.1
Sep 2023 97.4
Aug 2023 89.8
Jul 2023 83.7
Jun 2023 105.5
May 2023 104.6
Apr 2023 95.9
Mar 2023 112.1
Feb 2023 103.8
Jan 2023 96.1
Dec 2022 84.1
Nov 2022 100.7
Oct 2022 96.3
Sep 2022 93.4
Aug 2022 88.9
Jul 2022 85.4
Jun 2022 98.7
May 2022 102.9
Apr 2022 93.6
Mar 2022 103.5
Feb 2022 99.6
Jan 2022 100.6
Dec 2021 95.3
Nov 2021 110.5
Oct 2021 104.3
Sep 2021 96.4
Aug 2021 90.6
Jul 2021 93.2
Period%
Jun 2026 2.0%
May 2026 -2.0%
Apr 2026 -3.2%
Mar 2026 -0.9%
Feb 2026 -2.9%
Jan 2026 2.5%
Dec 2025 -8.3%
Nov 2025 -4.5%
Oct 2025 -3.6%
Sep 2025 0.9%
Aug 2025 -6.5%
Jul 2025 -4.1%
Jun 2025 -3.9%
May 2025 -4.1%
Apr 2025 -0.6%
Mar 2025 3.5%
Feb 2025 -1.4%
Jan 2025 -4.9%
Dec 2024 0.4%
Nov 2024 1.2%
Oct 2024 2.1%
Sep 2024 3.4%
Aug 2024 1.8%
Jul 2024 6.6%
Jun 2024 -3.7%
May 2024 -1.1%
Apr 2024 4.8%
Mar 2024 -9.5%
Feb 2024 -3.1%
Jan 2024 0.0%
Dec 2023 8.3%
Nov 2023 4.9%
Oct 2023 12.3%
Sep 2023 4.3%
Aug 2023 1.0%
Jul 2023 -2.0%
Jun 2023 6.9%
May 2023 1.7%
Apr 2023 2.5%
Mar 2023 8.3%
Feb 2023 4.2%
Jan 2023 -4.5%
Dec 2022 -11.8%
Nov 2022 -8.9%
Oct 2022 -7.7%
Sep 2022 -3.1%
Aug 2022 -1.9%
Jul 2022 -8.4%
Jun 2022 -5.2%
May 2022 4.3%
Apr 2022 -6.8%
Mar 2022 -6.5%
Feb 2022 -0.2%
Jan 2022 4.8%
Dec 2021 7.1%
Nov 2021 4.2%
Oct 2021 -0.8%
Sep 2021 -2.8%
Aug 2021 3.8%
Jul 2021 10.2%
Period%
Jun 2026 2.5%
May 2026 0.5%
Apr 2026 -7.2%
Mar 2026 8.2%
Feb 2026 2.8%
Jan 2026 11.7%
Dec 2025 -17.8%
Nov 2025 -4.0%
Oct 2025 4.7%
Sep 2025 18.8%
Aug 2025 0.0%
Jul 2025 -12.4%
Jun 2025 -1.6%
May 2025 -0.7%
Apr 2025 -4.9%
Mar 2025 5.9%
Feb 2025 8.5%
Jan 2025 -0.1%
Dec 2024 -14.4%
Nov 2024 -3.2%
Oct 2024 9.6%
Sep 2024 10.2%
Aug 2024 2.5%
Jul 2024 -12.2%
Jun 2024 -1.7%
May 2024 2.9%
Apr 2024 -1.0%
Mar 2024 0.9%
Feb 2024 4.7%
Jan 2024 5.5%
Dec 2023 -13.7%
Nov 2023 -2.3%
Oct 2023 11.0%
Sep 2023 8.5%
Aug 2023 7.3%
Jul 2023 -20.7%
Jun 2023 0.9%
May 2023 9.1%
Apr 2023 -14.5%
Mar 2023 8.0%
Feb 2023 8.0%
Jan 2023 14.3%
Dec 2022 -16.5%
Nov 2022 4.6%
Oct 2022 3.1%
Sep 2022 5.1%
Aug 2022 4.1%
Jul 2022 -13.5%
Jun 2022 -4.1%
May 2022 9.9%
Apr 2022 -9.6%
Mar 2022 3.9%
Feb 2022 -1.0%
Jan 2022 5.6%
Dec 2021 -13.8%
Nov 2021 5.9%
Oct 2021 8.2%
Sep 2021 6.4%
Aug 2021 -2.8%
Jul 2021 -10.5%

About this indicator

Source
Statistical Office of the Slovak Republic
Frequency
Monthly
Release
Around the middle of the month following the reference period.
What it is
Slovakia's Industrial Production Index measures the level of output in industry, covering manufacturing, mining and energy supply. Published by the Statistical Office of the Slovak Republic, it is one of the most closely watched cyclical indicators because it anticipates the economic cycle.
How it's calculated
It is built by aggregating the sub-indices of the various industrial branches, weighted by their share of value added, on a base year (index 100). The data are adjusted for calendar and seasonal effects and reported as year-on-year and month-on-month changes (%).
Market implications
It is closely tied to the economic cycle and GDP and is related to business-climate indicators (PMI) that tend to lead it. Slovak industry is heavily concentrated in the automotive sector, making it especially sensitive to external demand and the European supply chain.
Limitations
It is subject to revision: when a month's figure is released, the previous month is often revised. It is volatile, sensitive to the number of working days and to one-off factors; the weight of the auto sector can amplify swings when a few plants halt or retool.