The Producer Price Index (PPI) rose 0.2% in May, reversing a previous decline and marking a shift in inflationary pressures. This positive signal suggests modest upward pressure on wholesale prices. Notably, a key driver was the growth in final demand services, especially transportation and warehousing, which saw a surge of 0.4%. Gains were also observed across various product categories like travel accommodations, apparel, alcohol, and software publishing. Meanwhile, sectors such as airline passenger services and warehousing experienced slight declines. 0.2% price increases were recorded for goods excluding food and energy, while food prices edged up by 0.1%. Energy prices remained stable throughout the month. This data is significant because it signals a potential shift in inflationary trends, which will impact both traditional financial markets and the digital asset market.