Industrial Production by Country

Year-on-year change in the volume of industrial output (mining, manufacturing, utilities). Latest values for 43 economies.

Among 41 countries, Israel has the highest industrial production at 15.5% and Romania the lowest at -6.2% (latest available readings).

Industrial Production by Region

Latest available reading (periods may differ by country). Choose a region or “All countries”.

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Industrial Production — All Countries

Sorted by latest value. Click headers to re-sort.

#CountryLastPreviousPeriodRegionSource
1Israel15.5%29.0%Jul 2026Middle East, North Africa, Afghanistan & PakistanOECD
2Iceland14.5%15.1%Feb 2018Europe & Central AsiaOECD
3Switzerland10.1%9.4%Jun 2026Europe & Central AsiaOECD
4India8.0%7.4%Aug 2026South AsiaMoSPI
5Netherlands7.7%3.4%Jul 2026Europe & Central AsiaOECD
6Russia5.6%7.3%Dec 2021Europe & Central AsiaOECD
7Croatia5.2%6.9%Aug 2026Europe & Central AsiaOECD
8Finland4.8%4.1%Jul 2026Europe & Central AsiaOECD
9Hungary4.5%4.1%Jul 2026Europe & Central AsiaOECD
10Denmark4.0%8.8%Jul 2026Europe & Central AsiaOECD
11Japan3.6%2.5%Jul 2026East Asia & PacificOECD
12Lithuania3.4%5.0%Aug 2026Europe & Central AsiaOECD
13Czech Republic2.5%4.3%Jul 2026Europe & Central AsiaOECD
14Mexico2.4%0.8%Jul 2026Latin America & CaribbeanOECD
15Estonia2.4%-4.5%Jul 2026Europe & Central AsiaOECD
16Spain2.2%1.0%Jul 2026Europe & Central AsiaOECD
17Poland2.1%3.6%Aug 2026Europe & Central AsiaOECD
18Colombia2.0%0.1%Jun 2026Latin America & CaribbeanOECD
19Slovenia1.9%1.6%Jul 2026Europe & Central AsiaOECD
20Ireland1.6%-1.9%Jul 2026Europe & Central AsiaOECD
21United States1.4%1.1%Aug 2026North AmericaOECD
22Slovakia1.3%0.4%Jul 2026Europe & Central AsiaOECD
23Canada1.2%3.5%Jul 2026North AmericaOECD
24Latvia1.2%2.1%Jul 2026Europe & Central AsiaOECD
25United Kingdom0.6%-0.2%Jul 2026Europe & Central AsiaOECD
26European Union0.1%0.4%Jul 2026AggregateOECD
27Italy-0.1%-0.5%Jul 2026Europe & Central AsiaOECD
28Euro Area-0.2%-0.3%Jul 2026AggregateOECD
29France-0.5%-0.1%Jul 2026Europe & Central AsiaOECD
30Turkey-0.5%-0.8%Jul 2026Europe & Central AsiaOECD
31Sweden-0.6%-1.1%Jul 2026Europe & Central AsiaOECD
32Norway-0.8%8.2%Jul 2026Europe & Central AsiaOECD
33South Korea-0.9%5.9%Aug 2026East Asia & PacificOECD
34Greece-1.3%1.1%Jul 2026Europe & Central AsiaOECD
35Brazil-1.4%0.1%Aug 2026Latin America & CaribbeanOECD
36Austria-1.9%-0.3%Jul 2026Europe & Central AsiaOECD
37Germany-2.2%-0.5%Jul 2026Europe & Central AsiaOECD
38Luxembourg-3.7%-9.4%Jul 2026Europe & Central AsiaOECD
39Portugal-3.8%-0.9%Aug 2026Europe & Central AsiaOECD
40Chile-5.2%-0.2%Jul 2026Latin America & CaribbeanOECD
41Belgium-5.6%-3.5%Jul 2026Europe & Central AsiaOECD
42Bulgaria-5.9%-3.1%Jul 2026Europe & Central AsiaOECD
43Romania-6.2%-5.1%Jul 2026Europe & Central AsiaOECD

Industrial Production around the world — in simple words

Overview

Industrial Production is available for 39 economies with recent data. The median value is 1.3% and the simple average is 1.3%.

Highest: Israel (15.5%), Switzerland (10.1%), India (8.0%), Netherlands (7.7%), Croatia (5.2%).

Lowest: Romania (-6.2%), Bulgaria (-5.9%), Belgium (-5.6%), Chile (-5.2%), Portugal (-3.8%).

Major economies

Among the 13 major economies tracked here, Switzerland (10.1%) has the highest reading and Germany (-2.2%) the lowest. Their median is 1.2%.

Industrial Production — Regional Medians

Median of the latest readings of countries in each World Bank region. The median is the middle value — half the countries are above it and half below.

RegionCountriesMedianHighestLowest
East Asia & Pacific21.4%Japan 3.6%South Korea -0.9%
Europe & Central Asia291.2%Switzerland 10.1%Romania -6.2%
Latin America & Caribbean40.3%Mexico 2.4%Chile -5.2%
Middle East, North Africa, Afghanistan & Pakistan115.5%Israel 15.5%Israel 15.5%
North America21.3%United States 1.4%Canada 1.2%
South Asia18.0%India 8.0%India 8.0%

Understanding Industrial Production — a simple guide

What it measures

The year-on-year change in the volume of output from factories, mines and utilities (electricity, gas, water).

How it is calculated

Industrial production index (volume, seasonally adjusted) this month ÷ the same month last year − 1, × 100.

Simple example

If the index is 155.7 now and was 150.0 a year ago, industrial production grew 3.8%.

▲ When it is high or rising

Rising output signals strong demand for goods.

▼ When it is low or falling

Falling output often signals weakening demand or supply problems.

Why it matters for the economy and markets

Industrial production is one of the earliest monthly signals of how the economy is doing and moves closely with the business cycle.

How to read it

It can swing sharply from month to month; look at the trend over several months. Negative readings for several months often accompany a slowdown in manufacturing.

What to look at alongside it

Business confidence, GDP growth and exports.

Key terms

IIP
Index of Industrial Production — India’s name for this measure.
Volume index
An index that tracks quantities produced, not prices.

How to use the chart

Use the 5Y / 10Y / 25Y / Max buttons to change the time range, or drag the slider under the chart. Hover (or tap) on the line to see the exact value for any period. Dashed lines and hatched bars are IMF projections, not actual data. The “Download CSV” button gives you the full data series.

Frequently asked questions

What does industrial production measure?
The year-on-year change in the volume of output from factories, mines and utilities (electricity, gas, water).
Which country has the highest industrial production?
Among the 41 economies with data, Israel has the highest latest reading at 15.5% (Jul 2026), and Romania the lowest at -6.2% (Jul 2026). Periods differ between countries.

Data are sourced from official international organisations (IMF, World Bank, BIS) and national authorities, and are shown for educational and informational purposes only. They are not investment advice and no recommendation is made. Figures may be revised by the source; IMF figures for the current and future years are projections. This page was last updated on Saturday, October 17, 2026.